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Published .weekly at Cincinnati. O. Subscription, $3.00 per year. Entered as second-class mail matter, June 4, 1897, at Post Office, Cincinnati, under act of March 3, 1879. mv THE DOMINANT NOTE IN THEAmCAL JOURNALISM THIS ISSUE CONTAINS 26 PER CENT ADVERTISING AND 74 PER CENT READING MATTER I

‘‘The American People are with you.” —General Pershing to our soldiers.

And General Pershing was right. The American People ARE “WITH” the boys over there. Their unanimity, solidarity, concurrence and agreement are wonderful. All classes have done nobly in the Fourth Liberty Loan drive, but one of them, showfolk, has been extra fine. Showfolk—and by showfolk we mean not only the actors, actresses, managers and agents, but the Chautauqua talent, the professional entertainers of all sorts, the platform speakers, and last but not least, THE SPLENDID FOUR-MINUTE MEN, who have labored valiantly in our movies and theaters side by side with the people thereof for so long now that they also belong— are 100% loyal. They have not only home the burdens of war as philosophically, accepted the draft as cheer¬ fully, paid their taxes as willingly, lent of their means to the government as eagerly and cut down on the use of food as uncomplainingly as have other classes, but they have given of their time and services so bountifully, so exuberantly and so lavishly that they have completely distanced all emulators. When the story is writ and the records of those who loved their native land made up they will find as did Abou-ben-Adhem that their name leads all the list. WANTED Colored Performers and Musicians for th» J. r Korkwell Sunny South fo.. ptople th»t mng, danrr or rao play In liand. douhle stagr and go6d PENNSYLVANIA. apt^'ialty iH’oplo. Stale all firt*! letter, Adrlreet aa Iter rout** ui Killboard to J. r. IttM'KWEIX, Manager. RED LION. Drgwlai PMlilatUa. 7,000. R K. QUIGLKY, Manager. Red Lion Upera Uuuao. Sealing capacity, l.ono WANTED TO BUY Want good ona-Dlgbt Hualctl romedy. Refirrtnlro nr Diamond I>yc Scenery auiiablr for real houaea. Want Tatilold Shows. Plm-claaa show town. Hotel art. Caliaret set and Oillege set. Must l>e In AT PRICES EASILY WITHIN THE REACH OF THE FAIR flrat-elasa eoudilion. Stale aire. lowest price and who painted tiy Address KKA.NK KINti, (luieral Dellr- FOR SALE—WAGON SHOW FOLLOWER AND STREETMAN'S TRADE One large Perform iig Elephant one Camel. 10 Wag'm, cry, Manhattan. Kansas. 30 head Draft llnrus, 10 brad Hhrtlaiid I'tuiies, rn-, so new wo have not yet had time to have illustrations made for the ad¬ Ford Tru(k. Ilamesa, ererything romplrle for small vertising. .Our general experience with Service Jewelry enables us to wag(,n show. Now on the road. Will sell cheap all assure you that these numbers are the big buy for you. rr any part of the aburo property. Address WACDV HHUW, rare Bllllxyatd. . piamnind Dye. Oil or Water Colon. A-130—Persian Ivory Service 13121—Persian Ivory Sweetheart SCHCLl scenic studio. COLUMBUS. OHIO. King, in red, white and blue. Gross, and Chain, national colors. Gross, VELVET DROPS and STAGE SETTINGS $11.25. $12: AT LIBERTY Beautiful miora. any tire. Ilriiiala and easy terma 432—Persian Ivory Service Brooch, with Infantry or Artillery Insignia BEAUMONT VELVET SCENERY STUDIOS. dangling. One, two ami three stars. Brooch in red, white and blue. SOBER, RELIABLE, 245 West Ferty-lixth Strrat. - New York City. Gross, $13. Specify number of stars and branch of service. 935 Market Street. • . San Franciace. Cal. IMMEDIATE DELIVERIES GUARANTEED. UNION CARPENTER Only first-class productions or hou.'ic coii- We .vhip same . STEADY ORCHESTRA WORK Slate experience, ulirther iir not union, age, Ii.weat T" Persian Ivory Is in Favor salary. Addres.** Itox 999. The Billboard, < incln- * Because It Never Tarnishes > AT LIBERTY MANAGER VAUDEVILLE HOUSE OR PICTURE ! .Streetmen who are up and doing will rccoR- THEATRE. ** niie the following assortment as the very one

Two-car Show. Out all winter. Wire KIRBET'S DIX- life I -A * N*. 436—Electric Rtdium „ IKLA.ND MIXSTRKlyS. Coal Hill. Ark.. Oct. 10. 11. aaat-1 >.'i „ „ , _ „ siruwd stud. Nobody 12; Clarksnlle. Ark., Oct. 11, 15, 16. r.em ScATf Pin. Starrs at missn the shirt-front that Soeen yean’ etperlenee as Preas Agent and Manager you like Jupiter on a starry allows Orta the fellow of Hall and Tent Shows. Known personally or by Musical ..i.k, c,.„w. "'Rtt the trim look and reput at loo to puolithcra of erery dally paper In the C S as promoter of aperlal fcaturci. Ad*lrcaa General ■H ZAZIT Gross.S5 Gross. S6 Delixery. CharleroL Pennayltanla._ ne. louow—Ehorjr Peralan Irory Ring. In White or Black. This Bing U IfTMlginila Looks equally well on a Queen and a country Prnce (Q '' AX 1 IRrOT'V Barltotre Player, necount girl. KeeiM the crowd cumins. UIUM, /\1 l.-lDi:.rLl 1 closing Waller Main CU- nia. AI.BX KOWFTTr. O.t >*. Clayton, Del.. 10. Cheatertowm. Md., 11, Mlddlctcwn. Del.; then Harre WANTED—BOY OR GIRL de Grace. Md. WIRE WALKER Patriotic Novelties Take Finely Tell all In flrat letter. Must Join at once. Write or PERSIAN IVORY MAKES METAL “STRIKE ITS COLORS.” WANT LADY AND GENT TO WORK wire .VETTIK CARROLL, rare of BlUboard. New York The Call of niir Country U being met ererywhere. The sweet- heart and the folks left behind publish their patriotism and bind m * # their bleeding hearu by showing their colors in modem fashion. | | SMALL ANIMALS AND BIRDS No. 431—Amerloan Flag Serr- Will consider learner. Write or call MUSICIANS WANTED I'-e Rangle—In N'aUonal colon— Ne. 43S--Rwi • 'larinet. Bass and Snare Drums. Baritone, Tuba and the leader of the tot. Bangle Pin. Admirably PROF. PAMAHASIKA, HMdquarteri, 232MII4 N. Trombmie. Salary from $18.00 to $11.00. All wlii- shows one, two or three aura, girl who's wall iir’s wi>rk. Don’t write, but wire D.YVID .tRIZ/Ol.I, Gross, $10 FairbiU St., Philadelphia, Pa. r.andraa.atcr Superior Shows. Nashville. Tintresscr shown .... .Gross, 51210"" . 1 Semr-e Pin, 1, S or 3 stars. Means I much to father, mother, sister, brother. Gross, $9 . VIOLINIST WANTED Ala», "^811 Ulw' Btcegntiing flu; acute huylnr »e-»e r’ fttreetoeo. are are ISth Field ArUllery Band. Camp Funston. Kansas. keen to bare you aoe a copy of our new WANTED—Blackface S. and D. Comedian. BUYERS’ GUIDE—FREE TO YOU. -Man, Sketch Team. Medb-lne Shew. Week. I*. S—Just get thrc'HKh with a RUrk a posUI in the mail and be dad you did. that do Specialtiea. Make isltriei low. aa they are Iclne show. S F DEWEY ■ Orange Co. aure. You must Join ou wire. Tell all first letter. Vew Y'ork._ ORIENTAL MANUFACTURING CO., '»« ALBERT H. LOTZ. Craig. Miseourl.

WANTFD ONCE-One A-.No. 1 Sketch Band Leader At Liberty Team that does Singlra and Dou- I'lif and ran put on Acta; one A-N'o. 1 N<'relty Man: ' cimet In Band and Orchi-;tra. Locate or traveL ■■ must be able to work In arts, and all must change >VH1 accept engagement on Comet. Ad*lress JAS. Stop—MANAGERS, AGENTS—Stop strong for one week This la a real rauderille show, HEN'XES.SY. 4132 West Pine. St. Louis. Missouri. and you must be able to deliver. Top salaries to real - ^ tu-rfnrmera. P. 8 —Butlers. Bawley and King. Jack iA/AtdTFr^ Partner, to rajioti Store Show; for,d Wallace write. Wire or write FRED A JJTOCK. Ledurer or .Mind Reader: also Manager Gay Bllllng’a Entertainers. Tipton. Iowa. Kretka and Attra»‘tlons. Aii«w'r quick. FRANK Worden, 61S so. Main St., Rndszepnrt. Conn. WANTED-VIOLIN LEADER WANTED-FREAKS Either sex. exclusive tstnlevUle; experienced leaody. Address RALPH E. NIC'OL, dress, Oakland City, Ind. ROY S. SMITH, Manager. Harry, Illinois.

Supirarting Maud Tomlinson, man for general business to play some leads; abo at all times: Comedians, Singers, Dancers, Musicians. Address pianist. You must have all cesentials. Rooze is cause of this ad. Please gpvcrn .\L. G. FIELD, as pi r route in this paper. yourself accordingly. Address JACK BROOKS, Permanent Address, Sabula, Iowa. WANTED, QUICK, COMEDIAN WITH SPECIALTIES Injrenue and ytmng fleneral Husines.** Man (must do gtMxl .spcrialtie.s), Piano Player, ^iano Player, one doubling brass given preference; others other Rejjertoire People write. Fare advatieetl if you ean give reference. Address vire. Address PULLEN’S COMEDIANS, Shelby, Miss. J. DOUG. MORGAN STOCK CO., Richmond, Mo. INDISPENSABLE TO THE PROFESSIONAL ENTERTAINER AND ALLIED INTERESTS.

Capyriitit. I9lt. by Th« Billboard Publlihlai Conpuy. \mm EPIDEMIC CLOSES MANY THEATERS rival at the theaters at the times de> English Producer in New York termlned by the Board of Health for the raiding of the curtains. The thea¬ Order Statewide in Pennsyl ters n ill adhere strictly to the regula¬ William .1, Wilson Says Tiondnn Thea¬ tions, but their efforts will avail noth¬ ters .\rc Doing Big BuslmTi.s ing unless the public co-operate.

New’ York. Oct. 7.—William J. Wil¬ vania and Massachusetts Maytime To Close son, the London theatrical producer and manager, has arrived in New York New York, Oct. 7,—Maytime, which from England. Mr. Wilson .says that jamin Mallon and A. Toxen Worm rep¬ has Iteen running contlnu<»usly for all of the theater.s in I»ndon are play¬ resented the theatrical profession. Epidemic Most Severe in the more than a year, will close at the ing to big business. Going Cp and The The time of opening of New York Broadhurat on October 12. I’urple lX)mino are showing to capac¬ theaters was changed, the idea being j East, But Extends to West ity. He also stated that the English to relieve subway congestion, and the government is doing all in its power following schedule adopted: Freedom Coming Oct. 19 to encourage the theater, believing that Coast-New York The¬ 7 p.m.—Itivoli, Rialto, Strand, Broad¬ it is of great assistance in alleviating New York, Oct. 7.—Freedom, the way, New York, and other leading mental troubles and worries at the great patriotic spectacle now being aters Remain Open moving picture houses, situatiMl be¬ iwesent time. tween Fourteenth and Fifty-ninth prepared by Julie Opp Faversham and streets, must arrange for their night others, will be seen for the first time In tlie nationwide flght against the shows to begin at this hour. at the Century Theater on October 13. Iden Payne Still Ill 8 p.m.—Lexington 0|>era House, Hip¬ A number of prominent persons arc Spanish influenza epidemic the the¬ podrome, I’alace, Columbia, and all backing the production. Fifty per cent atrical business has been ‘practically two-a-day vaudevlle houses. of the profits of the piece will go to the New York, Oct. 7.—Iden Payne, who paralyzed in many sections by the clos¬ 8:15 pm.—Winter (larden. Century, Association for Assisting Di.sahled was recently operated on for appen¬ dicitis. l.s still in a serious condition at ing of theaters and motion picture Bruadhurst, Casino, Park, Harris, New •Naval and Military Officers of the Kng- Amsterdam, Cohan. Globe, Cort, Lib¬ llshspeaklng peoples. the Flushing Hospital, reports say. houses. In two States—Massachusetts erty, Shubert. Majestic (Brooklyn). and Pennsylvania—the order closing all iContlDuinl i»n 57) places of amusement is Statewide. Other States have not yet resorted to Alleged Spec. Held NEW YORK THEATERS such drastic measures and it is not

thought that such action will be neces¬ New York. Oct. 5.—Louis Cohen was sary. arrested ilaturday on a warrant charg¬ Speed Up in the Liberty Loan Drive—$4,000,000 While the epidemic is most severe in ing him with contempt of court in re¬ Mark in Sales Reached—Hippodrome the Eastern and Central States, its ef fusing to obey two grand jury sub¬ facts have been felt even on the Pacific poenas. He was taken In custody and First 100 Per Cent House Coast. Seattle’s Mayor and City after making an explanation wa.s pa¬ roled In custody of his counsel until Health Commissioner on October 5 is¬ Monday. Cohen was subpoenaed to sued an order closing every place of New York. Oct. 5.—Chairman Albee. 1 .Tutkowitz. had sold the amazing total appear before the grand jury In an In¬ Indoor assembly in the city, including of the Theatrical Allied Interests Com¬ of $216,250 in three drives. On vestigation to determine whether th< re theaters, motion picture houses, schools, mittee, announced last night that the Wednesday night the drive conducted exists or has existed an illegal agree¬ churches and dance halls. Hippodrome was the first theater to by the Rev. Dr. I^andman resulted in ment between producers and ticket sell a 100 per cent quota to Its artists In some cities where the closing or¬ $171,300 in bond sales. All the sub¬ agencies concerning the sale and price and employees. In recognition of the der has been issued it is stated that scriptions were bona fide and have al¬ of theatrical tickets, and to ascertain perfect score made by the Hippodrome. ready been verified. Chairman Albee there is as yet no influenza epidemic, whether there has been a violation of Chairman Albee sent the following let¬ but the order is being enforced as a si)oke In glowing terms of the wonder¬ the antl-tipping law in the receiving of ter to Manager Mark A. Luescher: ful results obtained in this vaudeville preventive measure. Theater man¬ tips from ticket speculators by theat¬ and picture theater as a result of Man¬ agers and city officials alike are hope¬ rical employees for reseiwlng seats. Mark A. Luescher, ager Jutkowitz’s energy .and organiza¬ 1 ful that the ban will soon be lifted. Cohen conducts a ticket agency In the 33d St. and 6th Ave., tion, and held the Columbia Theater of Some few New England towns set Oc¬ Times building. New York City. j Far Rockaway up as a model for the tober 7 as the date of reoi>eninK. but My Dear Mr. Luescher—Your tele- | grc.at houses on Broadway. If the thea¬ they probably have extended the time. gram to Governor Strong, announcing I Sothern Draws Big House ters in general hold the pace set by Practically all towns have made the tl>at everyone of the Hippodrome staff I the Columbia the quota of the amuse¬ order for an indefinite period and organization has subscribed for 1 Now’ York, Oct. 7.—E. H. Sothern. ment world will be oversubscribed. Massachusetts health officials, realiz¬ one of the Fourth Liberty Bonds, has who has Just returned from France, At the Pennsylvania Station the ing the alarming spread of the malady, been turned over to me for attention, appeared at the Hippodrome Sunday Green Room Club has erected a large have issued more drastic orders than and 1 enclose herewith an order which i night with other stars In a gala per¬ stage, where the members are giving those first promulgated. Drastic meas¬ I presume you will make use of. formance arranged under the auspices ntertalnments afternoons and evenings ures were put in force in Pennsylvania I am indeed happy to advise you that | of the Mayor’s Committee of Women to attract the incoming and outgoing Friday night. At Philadelphia Direc¬ you are the first theatrical organiza- , on National Defense and drew a $20,- travelers while they make a drive on tor of the Public Health Krusen said tion in this city to have the distinction I 000 audience. The receipts of the Liberty Bond sales. Kemp Green is in he expected the disease to run its of obtaining a 100 per cent quota, and evening were given to the Soldiers and charge, assisted by a large force of the course In four to six weeks. Pittsburg I am sure it should inspire our efforts S.allors’ Winter Canteens. club members, who make It clearly Im- theaters closed Friday night for an In¬ in the other theaters. I notice the sub¬ liossible for travelers to get in or out definite period. scription returns obtained in the Hlp- of town without showing their patriot¬ New York, up to our time of going Co-Operation Requested iwdrome, which are indeed satisfac¬ ism in the form of a Liberty Bond pur¬ to press, had not taken any action tory. chase. looking to the closing of theaters, the By Theatrical >lanagcrs To .\sslst in Thanking vou for your hearty co¬ Among the entertainers who are ap¬ health department announcing that the Relieving Subway Congestion operation. I remain pearing from the Green Room Club’s epidemic had not reached an alarming Yours for the Fourth Liberty Loan, stage are: Eddie Cantor, of The Fol¬ stage, and all places of public .assembly New York, Oct. 7.—New York the¬ E. F. ALBEE. lies: Chas. Hart, of Columbia Phono¬ are to remain open under r**strlctions. atrical managers have issued a request Chairman Theatrical Altie*! graph Company: Miss May Bronte, and The Health Commissioner’s annotince- to the public to co-operate with them Interests Committee. B. F. Keith’s Boys’ Band. Edwards ment followed a hastily calle

f ber of the all-star cast of Romeo and Dies After Long Illness Juliet. Some of the later productions SHUBERTS SECURE CONTROL in which he appeared were: You Never Can Tell, Today, Any House, and Israel. Walla<'c McCutclioon, I*romliient TIic- atrlinil >laii. III for Ten Years He also appeared in the films. At the OF DETROIT OPERA HOUSE time of his death he was engaged for New York, Oct. 5.—Wallace Mc- Three Wise Men. which was to have Culcheon, prominent for more than had its initial production at Hartford, twenty-five years In the theatrical and Old Playhouse Is Leased rrom K. b. Ulds tor conn , on October 14. following which motion picture world, died at the home m r 117M1 n FA J aU it was to be brought to Broadway. of Mrs. McCutcheon’s sister in Brook¬ Term of Years —Will Be Devoted o the_ lyn Thursday. He had been in very Food Conservation Play poor health for ten years, his heart Larger Musical and Theatrical having become weakened thru long ill¬ Attractions ness. The Drama League has been officially As a berty of R. 10. Uld.s. the millionaire i^^vrence. manager of the Oarrick, will .Accordingly the League offers prizes sufficient to weather the storm, he gave automobile manufacturer of Lansing, uiuloubtedly .serve in the capacity of of $100 and $50, respectively, for the up the theater. Soon after this he be¬ has been lea.sed to the .Shuberts for a manager for both Shubert houses best two one-act plays submitted. Only came interested in motion pictures and term of years. I’lan.s, announcement_ was scenario autlior, director and busi¬ of which was made in these columns z-rkKi ness manager for Biograph, Edison and some months ago that the old play- CON^ON T. KENNEDY other companies. house was to be torn down to make _ Mr. McCutclioon is survived by the room for a modern skyscraper, fell j widow, three sons, all of them in the thru by reason of the fJovernment’s i military service, and two daughters. order curtailing new construction for Funeral services were held from his the period of the war. late home at Sea Gate. J. J. Shubert, of the Shubert theat- i rlcal enterprises of New York City, Doughgirls Sail came to Detroit last week and closed | the deal with R. E. Olds. The Shuberts j New York, Oct. 5.—The Doughgirls will take over the Detroit Opera House i have sailed for France, where they will at once, the formal opening being set entertain our soldiers. Tiie unit, which for October 21. The house will be de- I goes under the auspices of the Over voted to the larger musical and the- \ There Theater League, is comi>osed of atrical productions, thus putting De¬ Rita Gould, Mignon McGibney and troit In a bigger place on the map Dora Ronca. theatrically, for it is the intention to | . bring the big New York successes here ; for two-week and month stands, and | Schroeder in Hospital even “runs” and indefinite engagements are in the cards for the big Michigan New York. Oct. 5.—Charles N. town. I I Schroeder, who was manager of Madi¬ A little mixup has developed over a son Square Garden for a number of stipulation In the lease made by the years, is in Hahnemann Hospital, where owner, which specifies that the lessor ^ he recently underwent a serious opera¬ is to maintain the name, “Detroit tion. He is rapidly recovering, but Opera House.” This Mr. Shubert will be confined to the hospital for sev¬ agreed to do. When B. C. Whitney sur¬ eral weeks. rendered his lease on the Detroit Opera House in August and took over the Listen, Lester, Cast Complete Lyceum Theater in which to play the Klaw & Erlanger attractions he re- New York, Oct. 5.—The cast of Lis¬ christened the Lyceum and called it the ten, Lester, the musical farce, which New Detroit Opera House. It now John Cort is to present for the first looks as if it would be up to Mr. Whit¬ time in Washington on October 13, is ney to find a new name for the old now complete. It Includes Emma Lyceum. Carus, Felix Adler. Clifton Webb, Ger- The Garrick is the other Detroit truile Vanderbilt. Eddie Garvio, Mabcq, theater controlled by the Shuberts. j ] Frank Cook, Pan Travers, Jai es Mayo I and Ruth Cleveland. The production Chicago Playhouse j is staged by Max Figman. Where the Crowds Come From Opens Its Season in XovciuIkt With Musical Comedy I oii« or tilt li'jUlns ouldiMir sole owTier and manager of the Con T. Kenned; Shows. New York, Oct. 5.—A straw vote was taken at the Hippodrome the other Chicago, Oct. 5.—Cliange Partners, a night to determine if possible “where one-act plays are desired, as a wider musical comedy, will be the opening Edwin Arden Drops Dead the crowds come from." The total vote use can be made of them. Persons In¬ attraction at the Playhouse. Manager terested may obtain a copy of the showed that eighty-five per cent of the Guy Hardy is now in New York com¬ .Vrdor-Plaj'Avrlght Surfumbs to Heart rules governing the contest and a brief attendance wa.s from Greater New pleting arrangements for the cast. The Failure outline of the principles of food con¬ York, w’hile the balance of the patron¬ season opens early in November. servation as laid down by Mr. Hoover age came from nearly every State in The Government’s order halting all New York, Oct. 5.—Edwin Arden, by writing to the Food Conservation the Union and many foreign countries. building operations checked the plans widely known actor, dropped dead of Play Committee, Drama League of to enlarge and improve the stage of the heart failure Wednesday afternoon at America, Wa.shlngton, D. C. The con¬ Playhouse. As soon as conditions will Lieutenant Biddulph Killed the apartment of Miss Hizer, at 15 East test will close December 20. permit the house will be rebuilt so as Thirty-third street, where he had gone to accommodate any kind of theatrical following a rehr-arsal to meet his wife. New York, Oct. 5.—The death of Li^ut. production. He was 54 years old, and was a me.m- Actors Rescue Wounded Cyril Biddulpli, reported several weeks ber of the Lambs. Players and Friars’ ago, has been confirmed by a letter clubs. New York actors who were giving just received by hi» widow’, Cissie Opposes Theater Tax theatrical performances for the men at Sewell, of The Girl Behind the Gun Born in St. I.,oui8, Arden left school the front W’ere with a New York di¬ company. Lieut. Biddulph was well when he was sixteen to seek adventure vision recently when It W'ent into ac- New York, Oct. 5.—William Moore in the West. He was by turns a cow- known in this country us an actor. His lion. Immediately they formed them¬ last appearance here was with John Patch, who has large theater and mo¬ '.)oy, clerk, newspaper reporter and ikjI- selves into stretcher bearers and car¬ tion picture interests in New York and itician. His th«-a.trical career began in Barrymore, in Uncle Sam, at the Gaiety ried many of the wounded to safety. Theater. Pittsburg, has addressed a letter to 1882. He made his first appearance In Philander C. Knox protesting against Chicago, playing a minor part with the new theater tax, and pre.senting Tliomas W. Keene, w’hose daughter he Sousa in New York Miss Savoie To Sail comprehensive arguments against the la'/T married. He spent some time in l>roix)sed increase. Senator Knox re¬ stock in New York and Boston, then New York, Oct. 5.—Lieut. John New York, Oct. 5.—Blanche Savoie, plied to Mr. Patch’s letter, assuring him turned to play writing, producing a Philip Sousa and three hundred mem¬ who has recently been entertaining at that he would do all in his power to number of melodramas. He created bers of the United States Navy Band the various cjintonments, is soon to sail assist the theater and motion picture several important roles on Broadway, from the Great Lakes Naval Training for overseas to entertain our men back ines under the on I’inancc deals with this portion of tucky, Zorah, L’Aiglon and other im¬ day to participate in the drive for the auspices of tlic Over There Tlieater the levenue bill portant productions. He was a mem- Fourth Liberty Loan. League. OCTOBER 12, 1918 T'tie Olllt>oair

Soldier Shows Chicago Vaude. Changes

i>(it On ut Itaso Hospitals for Enter* Matthews I-eavcs Pantages for talniiicnt of Convalescents BROADWAY BITS —Keefe and Holmes .loin Piiiiiiig(‘s WashlnKton. Oct. 5.—Liberty Thea¬ Chicago, Oct. 5.—J. C. Matthews, who ter activities are branching out so as has been affiliated with the Pantages interests for about eight years, and not only to include the fighting men New York, OcL 5.—Another famous landmark of old New York seems who are able to hie themselves to the has also been booking the Jones, Linick destined to disappear forever and become but a memory of what once was. theater building, but to bring cheer to & Schaefer theaters, has resigned as The old Hoffman House has gone, the Fifth Avenue Hotel Is no longer, Mar¬ the ill and quarantined. Incidentally booking manager of the Pantages Cir¬ tin’s is a thing of the past, but how it is Delmonlco’s that appears to be on the nurses, surgeons and doctors bene¬ cuit, and will become general Western the verge of being thrown into the discard. This famous restaurant, which representative for the Marcus Loew fit by the new arrangement. has been the scene of many political celebrations in its day, ha.s just had an In a number of camps Liberty Thea¬ Circuit, booking the Jones, Linick & Involuntary petition in bankruptcy filed against it. but the management has ter managers of the War Department Schaefer houses in Chicago and the been given permission to keep the place open for five days, with the under¬ Commission on Training Camp Activi¬ Miles theaters in Cleveland and De¬ standing that if business Improves during that time application can be made ties are setting aside dates from time troit. to keep it going. Otherwise the property will be sold by action. to time for the visiting theatrical com¬ Walter F. Keefe, who has been the Delmonlco’s In the old da5’s fed the elite not only of New York, but of the panies to play to the convalescent pa¬ Elastern representative for Jones, Lin¬ world who visited these shores. At the old location at Fourteenth Street and tients at the base hospital. At one ick & Schaefer, and who has been Fifth Avenue, Charles Dickens, William Makepeace Thackeray, Grand Duke camp the theater manager has desig¬ booking the Miles theaters for several Alexis of Russia, Prince Louis Napoleon, afterwards Napoleon III; Horace nated every Thursday afternoon for years, will relinquish the reins of both Greeley and other celebrities were guests. “convaU-scent performances,” and dur¬ • *•••• these organizations and become the ing the fine weather the shows are representative of Alexander Pantages Patriots Buy Bonds. Others make excuses. given on a temporary stage erected • *•••• in New York City. out of doors. The Commission’s dra¬ Coney Holmes, who has heen con¬ Floyd King, who finished his sixth season as general press representative matic directors are co-operating in this nected with the Western Vaudeville for the Hagenbeck-Wallace Circus In Chicago September 30, was in New scheme by putting on special perform¬ Managers’ Association for the past ten York this week, arranging some business matters before leaving for his home ances of “soldier shows” at the base years, will succeed Mr. Matthews as in Memphis, Tenn. King. In conjunction with George Atkinson, a former hospital. Chicago representative for the Pan¬ circus agent, will again have on the road John T. Fisher’s musical comedy In addition the Commission has Just tages Circuit. success. Oh, Johnny, Oh, of which they are the lessees and managers. sent out an order to Liberty Theater While there has been a rumor of im¬ managers requesting them to set aside • ••••• pending changes in these various or¬ one or two nights a week for the troops FALL FASHION HINT ganizations for some time, there was in quarantine. Women’s clothes are to be worn longer—and, taking Into consideration nothing definite, and it was not until the high cost of everything, men’s clothes will be worn much longer also. this week that the official announce¬ • *•••• ment was made. The Marcus Loew Tiger Rose Returns Money talks, and RIGHT NOW it SAYS: “Put all you have of me into Circuit will probably retain the present Liberty Bonds.” offices in the North American Build¬ New York, Oct. 5.—Tiger Rose is • ••••• ing, now occupied jointly by Pantages back at the Manhattan Opera House and Loew. Mr. Holmes has not an¬ Isadore Rudolph, of the Rudolph Toy and Novelty Co., of Philadelphia, after a brief absence. To fulfill road nounced where he will have his offices was a caller at The Billboard offices this week. Mr. Rudolph speaks enthusi¬ contracts the company recently dis¬ located. continued its New York engagement astically about the business prospects in his line. and moved to the Broad Street Thea¬ • ••••• ter, Philadelphia, and The Wanderer Marguerita Sylva, whose success In Carmen was again pronounced at the Dan Dody Drilling Doughboys was brought to the Manhattan. The Society of American Singers, tolls of a visit to her dressing room in Paris sudden closing of all Philadelphia thea¬ by George Bizet’s son. “My father must be hovering very happily in this New York, Oct. 7.— Dan Dody i.s ters on account of the influenza epi¬ house,” said the composer’s son, “for you are to my mind his ideal conception busy at Camp Meigs drilling 3u0 sol¬ demic made it possible for the road of Carmen, physically, mentally and spiritually, as well as in your singing diers for a show which he expects to tour to be canceled, and Tiger Rose voice.” put on at I’oli’s Theater. Wa.'g.s The House of Glass and Good Gracious. Otis Skinner To Speak .\nnabelle. FOOD FOR THOUGHT New York. Oct. 7.—Otis Skinner will The letters N. V. A. on the front of the old White Rats Clubhouse make a Liberty Loan address at the are at present only “penciled” in. Tillie Pleases Critics hour of the regular morning service from the pulpit of .Ml Souls’ Church • ••••• New York, Oct. 7.—On last Friday •u Brooklyn next Sunday. Iloudini, who is well known for his sartorial Indifference, and who is the night the new comedy. Tillie. founded living refutation of the proverb. “The soul of this man Is his clothes,” has at on a novel by Helen Martin, was pro¬ last found clothes into which he fits. Many a kind friend has steered Hand¬ duced at Wheeling. W. Va.. by George Engaged for Remnant Cast cuff Harry to a tlrst-class tailor without any noticeable results being apparent. C. Tyler, and. according to the critics It remained for Harry Grossman, general manager of the B. A. Rolfe, Inc., to of that city, the play is destined to be New York. Oct. 7.—Etienne Oirardot accomplish what has always been considered an impossibility. In the serial a Broadway success. The play was and Ben B. Oraham have been engaged motion picture which Rolfe Is now making It was a necessity for Houdini to scheduled to open at the Grand Opera lor the cast of Remnant, the comedy be Immaculately dressed. Manv Important conferences were held betw’een House, Cincinnati, on October 6, but by Dario Nlccodeml and Michael Mor¬ Mr. Rolfe. Mr. Grossman and Mr. Burton King, the director, and Grossm.nn because of the closing of the theaters ion. in which Florence Nash is to bo of that city on account of the influenza took it upon himself to solve the problem. Today he wears a smile of happi¬ •tarred. D ness and contentment, for he not only succeeded in getting clothes made to fit the company returned to New York. the escape king, but. more difficult yet, succeeded In getting the handcuff king John E. Young Returns to fit the clothes. The result is startling to one who has been fortunate to see Sells President Bond the first few episodes of the picture, in fact it may raise a doubt in some people’s minds as to whether it is really Houdini himself, but it is. New York, Oct. 7.—John E. Young, Washington, Oct. 5.—At the Belasco who plays the army cook in The OIrl • ••••• Theater last Thursday night Arthur whind the Oun. has returnwl to the One of the busiest chaps at Camp Lepton these days is Private Henry Deagon, following a Liberty Loan 'a«t after an absence of several nights Berning, a member of the 31st Company. Berning was, until his enlistment, speech, sold a $1,000 bond to President >n account of illness. (Continued on page d3) Wilson. OCTOBER 12, 101ft

NOT FOR THE BIG TIME, NOR YET THE SMALL TIME, BUT FOR THE ARTIST ALL THE TIME.

caBARE.T« been iriven rx*rmission by the U. S. Local Boards To Decide Oovernment to make a tour of the Pan. What’s the Matter With Vaudeville? Time for eighteen weeks in company with Kid McCoy. They will give box¬ Ib’ofcsslonal’s Claims to Exemption ing exhibitions, bag punching, etc. Meehan belongs to the U. S. Naval Ho- Something Besides War Conditions Must Be Re¬ Washington, Oct. 7.—Just what en¬ serves at San Pedro, Cal., and one- titles a member of the profession to half of his earnings will be donated to sponsible for the Decrease in Box exemption will be decided on its merits that unit by the Local Draft Board in the new Office Receipts draft and not by an order from the Rodero To Do a Single Provost General’s office. Because the¬ atricals and motion pictures have been placed in the essential class for New York, Oct. 7.—Rodero, who ISN’T IT JUST POSSIBLE regulation under the work or fight or¬ has been with the Follies of Pleasure der does not necessarily mean that Company, leaves it this week at people attached to the theatrical pro¬ the Star, Brooklyn, and will do a sin¬ That We No Longer Get the Real Thing?—That the gle in vaudeville under the direction fession of motion pictures are wholly of Jack Lewis. essential. An employer may claim ex¬ Booking Managers Have Gone Too Far in emption for an employee, affirming that he is essential to the successful opera¬ Their Worship of New Gods? To Appear in War Play tion of his theatrical or producing bus¬ iness, but it will be up to the District Chicago, Oct. 5.—Louise Loeb Ham- Board to pass upon whether the ex¬ Are you an oldtimcr? I son or these reasons must be far from burger has written a war play in which emption shall be allowed or not. The If so, do you go to a vaudeville show I obvious. If they lay upon the surface stie expects soon to appear in vaude- .boards and parties concerned will be with the same eagerness, the same old and were plainly visible it is unthlnk- yille. Mrs. Hamburger recently ap- governed by Revised Selective Service confidence that you are sure to find able that the men who shape and con- peared as the star of The Rushlight, Regulation No. 999A. enough acts on the bill to insure a good (CuDtiuued ou page 63) produced at Sinai Social Center. entertainment? Enjoins Universal Film Co. Or have you found it failing you of Meehan on Pan. Time Rehearsing New Act late? Do you notice that it does not New York, Oct. 7.—Claiming that the Willie Meehan, the heavyweight New York. Oct. 7.—Harry Sheppell satisfy as it once did? Have you been Universal Film Producing Company boxer, who recently bested Jack Demp- and Charles Raymond are rehearsing disappointed so frequently that your filmed them in their act. w’hlch they .'enef1t to both the vaudeville pro¬ Simply that vaudeville is losing its cial Secnen’: romed.v or .straight Acrobatic Aft. two or more p.siiile; Comnly Juggling AcL tingle act ducer and the vaudeartists In adjust¬ grip, its hold on the public’s fancy— preferred; Comedv I’.lcjcle Ait. singlo art preferred; any other higli-claas Norelty suitable for a flrat- class M'nstrcl I’lrformanre. ing misunderstandings which might that its vogue Is waning—that it is less STAGE CARPENTERS, I*r(>perty Men, Elfs-trlclana and eriXTlenced Car Porters. arise. popular than it used to be. This company will play principally thrro-nlght anil week stands. Musicians DO NOT BI.ACK FP. Name VERY LOWE.-fT salary. I pay lodging and transportation after scaaou opens. A long, pleasant engagement to If this is true, there must be a rea¬ reliable, sober, Industrlotu people. If interested. WIRE or write. JOHN W. VOGEL. Owner and Manager. Mlllersport. Fairflald Co.. OMe. H. G. Wilson in Chicago son or reasons. Furthermore, this rea- lAJND BROS.. AJ Ttet. WIRB m* QUICK

Chicago, Oct. 5.—H. G. Wilson, the well-known animal man. Is back in More Loan Subscriber" WANTED FOR FRANCE Chicago again after a trip to the Ea.sf. FOLIE8-BERGERE, OLYMPIA MUSIC HALL, PARIS. IN CONNECTION Wilson is making arrangements to put WITH OTHER VAUDEVILLE HOUSES. out a number of his famous animal New York, Oct. 7.—Following are acts in vaudeville again this season. among the latest subscribers to the RA.F'AEIl^ BERETTA, Director Fourth Liberty Loan: Columbia Amuse¬ Goofl Dumb Acts. Offering contracts for six weeks, with option. Passages ment Co., 1100,000; Frank V. Storrs, and transportation, paid and advance money upon request. Address all in¬ Hobitzelle Made Director program publisher, $50,000; both sent quiries to ROGER TOLOMEI, 1493 Broadway, Loew Offices, Now York City. direct to Mr. Albee; Jerome Kern, Washington, Oct. 5.— Karl Hobitzelle, composer. $25,000; T. B. Harms, music LATEST SONG HITS president of the International Amuse¬ publisher, $5,000; Francis Day and ment Company, of Chicago, has been Hunter, music publishers, $5,000; Max STAND BEHIND THE MAN BEHIND THE GUN appointed associate director of the Dreyfus, music publisher, $5,000; Louis Bureau of Camp Service of the Red Dreyfus, music publisher, $5,000; es¬ GOOD-BYE ALL Cross Department of Military Relief, tate of .\1 Hayman, tliru Alf Hayman, Cstcby, gfirrinj mplfxlies, full

rblrajfn, Oct. 7.—The ralacp 1* loaiting erfry Chicago, Oct. 7.—The bill for the current • ithcT theater in Cblcago to the Liberty L»ao week at the Majestic Is essentlall.r a singing ilriee and tbe flyureR ebow that they have and dancing one. George White and hi- annuiil *1118,700 to date. Tbe four-minute men bare dance number carried away the applanse honor-* l-een very etfectire !n tbi* house. The weather with all other acts gaining well earned recogni .tax flne, hut the aiKtlrnee was only about one- MmCETBBlTB! tion. Fair lions*-. ihiitl in when the curtain went up. They ffot .iff with a hitch, which necessitated the or- ^fbhce,^Aiiemac^BhxiJi^ No. 1—Orpheum Clr**oll Trarel W*.ekly. .'bestra to play a second orertnre. No. 2—Mazitf King, with Marshall Hall, in a No. 1 —Paul Cordon and America, tils assist¬ Serb's of four dances, intr*vluc*>d first a Holland ant. ffsre some rery clerer cycle atnnts. The (Reviewed Monday Matinee. October 7) scene, then Jack f>*>st, a bamyanl scene an*l art stsrted In silence snd the romeily was poorly a Ja*a number. These sett.ugs make au excel .elected. The act held forth for fifteen min- lent background for some v*-ry *‘Ierer toe ilani'ing by .Miss King. F*>urt*-en minut*-s. full st.sge; tw*i iilea, full staffs. New York, Oct. 7.—Vaudeville at the Palace Theater today was converted No. S—Paul Gardner and Marie TTartman pre- curtains. .ented tbelr Tanderillc raasries and then their Into Liberty Loanville. With the exception of one or two acts It was not up No, It—Ail*M'n Stanley, the Sweet Girl of burleaque. Before and After Marrlsae. They to the Palace standard, but us a patriotic demonstration of what theaters can VsuileTlIle, lives up to h*-r billing in appearsnee had some eery clerer patter. Their material create in the way of enthusiasm It was a wonderful exhibition. Hundreds of and manners. She has a very pleasing person waa aa poorly eelreted as one eonid find. Their allty and puts over all her many s*>ng nnmbers soldiers and sailors were in the audience, which filled the house to capacity, psyehi'lofflesl stuff would lead them to the t*i g*K>d advantage. Rug and patriotic air* are manufacture of kites In this day of fiylng ma¬ and very few people left their seats during the Liberty Loan drive, in fact included in her repertoire, and she rlos*'8 strong chines If they were mechanics. They ffot by. that part of the program proved to be one of the most entertaining features with two bows. Fifteen minutes. In one. Thirteen mlnntes, in one. of the entire bill. No. 4—Somewhere In t>nnce, a singing number No. S—Chief Canpoliean. the Indian orator with a bai'kgrsiund r*'pr*“*enlliig advance*! *>beer- and slaffer, took the ahow orer tbe top with bis 1—Palace News Pictorial, mildly Interesting this week, did not create vation post of the trenches In France. Roy Tor- Ttry first effort, nia slairlaff la very pleaslnic much excitement. rey, Charles Wait, I’liil Nolan and Cosmo Bellew and tbrre waa notbinff but a atronff dealre for No. 2—Apdale’s Zoological Circus, consisting of four bears, eight dogs, form an excellent quartet, auit among the aum- more of what this clerer entertalaer miffht bare liern that please*! were There’s a Long, Long three monkeys and one South American Ant Eater, all working harmoniously to offer. He held the audience by the strenffih Trail; Keep the Home Fires Riimlng, Dum Dee of his artistry for 17 minutes. Took three b»wt together, proved to be a fair opening number. The tricks the animals per¬ Deedle-de Dum Dee and Smile, Smile. Smile. A and an encore. His slnfflnff of the Maraelllalse formed were very ordinary, but the novelty of different species, all apparently recitation and cross-fire patter rounded ont a flnlslied with tremendous applause. Bis was tbe friends, carried the act over after ten minutes in full stage to one bow. strong patri*>tie number. Sixteen minutes, in¬ stir act of the bill. terior three; four curtains. No. 3—Mr. Proxy, otherwise Mr. Faulkner, who is almost an exact counter¬ No. 4—William Reahnry, assisted by Jeannette No. 5—Bert Fitigihbon, the Original Daffydlll. Flackett, presented si* rery clerer offerinffs, part of President Wilson, as far as facial expression goes, stepped thru cur¬ spning s few new ones and unloade*! some of th*- Tbelr Effyplian Temple Banre was a beauty ic tains in the center of a special drop and delivered a semi-humorous monolog, oilier ones with tbe same pep and ginger that staffe settinffs and special curtain effects. These which dragged along with a bright line here and there, which kept it from always ebarartertzed his work. On* song booster (tare a warm settinff to tbla Oriental offerinjt. in a box an*l one In the front of the houae as whirh carried it far alooff the road to anecess. absolute mediocrity. Mr. Proxy, while in an admittedly hard spot at the silted. TNventy minutes, in one; a riot. %fr. Seabnry'B eeeentrle danclnff was a rery Palace, did nothing to be compared with what other occupants of this iwsition Nu. 8—George White, amiste*! by a bevy of entertalnlDff feature. He rauffht the andienee. have done in the past. In one, special drop, one bow and off. There was a pretty girls, presents a dancing act that Is un They carried away some aennine applanse. Fin¬ stage wait before the next number. usual aod very attrartive. This Is stage*l In four ished stronff. Birbard Conn, at the piano, did 8r*n*s, using one. three an*l full stage for the his work well. Serenteen minatea; four bows. No. 4—Art, a series of living statuary, depicting in life some of tlie famous different drops. Gorgeous costumes are worn by No. 5—Bessie Bronnlny Is a character come¬ posters of the Liberty Loan drive, including Carry On, Lend As Tliey Figlit, the girls in each change of K-ene. All th*i dienne wbo hsa much to present In a way that Come On, Greatest Mother in the World, Tell That to the Marines, Joan of *IancerB pleased gnatly, but tbe Dixie number probably leads tbe applause. During one change is oriffinal and takloff. Bbe la proffressirely en- Arc, etc., got lots of applause, the grouping and posing of the principals, as trrtalninff. Her Imitation of Kddie 'Foy was a White called for the names of various dancen* rrry rlever piece of actloff. which waa ao well well as the scenes embellished, being perfect. As a boost for the Liberty Loan wliom he imitated ti> the great delight of the done that it brouiht ont a real tribute to twth drive this production is very unique. The act is produced by Ed Renton, audience. Tho entire number Is an exfs'lleut her effort and Eddle'a popularity in thla city. Thomas Swinton, a returned Canadian soldier, being specially noticed in some one and made a decided hit. Twenty.cight min riKhteen mlnntes: three bows. utes; eight curtains. of the scones. No. 8—Derwent Hal! Catne, tn The Iron Hand. No, 7—WelUngton Cr**ss. asilste*! by T.-l This Is a one-spt play by Sir Hall Caine, well No. 5—Miss Juliet was the real genuine artistic hit of the whole show. .'ld st*>rles, for staged and fairly rrelt arted. Full, of atrnnff The refreshingly clever little woman stopped the entire performance with her twenty minutes. His song numbers aod Jokes •Iraiuitic situations, affordlnff a splendid re- remarkable powers of mimicry and characterization. Stage waits, in fact noth¬ are all up to the minute and he made his point hide. Mr Caine is a better actor than be is with ease and held tbe audb'Dce tbruout. Your ing seemed to stop her when she went from one into two. Her imitations of a reader. He mouths his lines occasionally, and Ib-y and M.V Boy roused tbe house to the high¬ obscure* the plot. This Is true with all the Leonore Ulrich, Irene Franklin, Louis Mann, Sam Hernard and Emily Stevens est pitch. Some enmedr Is added by Sbapim. east, ssTc the ladles, t' elr senrk beinff ▼cry were uncanny in their resemblance. She was encored and applauded to the who 1. slats on giving some of tbe entertain¬ ment. In one. many b*>ws and an encore. aitnral and artstle. Carl Dlett, as the German echo, and her impersonation of A1 Jolson for a finale put her over to the Captain, snarls out his lines In a true melo. No. Isalkawa Rwthers, Japanese baud dramatic style and rather orerdoes It. Had biggest hit any single artist has made at the Palace for a year. bataurers, do some wonderful work along this the German aoldlera been selected with a slew No. 6—Eddie Leonard, wllli eleven minstrel men. in Dandy Dan’s Return, line and held the andieuee for the finish. Eight minutes of very fast work; tbre*' riirtalns. to brlBff ridicule upon the army It couldn’t bar# scored his accustomed success. Leonard is a great favorite and the audience been done better. They surely raused a laiiffh. No. It—Official Weekly AII|eeal to tbe audience to buy hoods. He is Their finish la new. and elererly eseented. The sicians who have Joined the colors. Curtains galore. a r-iDvIuelng talker au-l in one night's mirk audience stayed till tbe drop of tbe curtain. signed up bonds to the amount of $1.12 t.'iO. Bight ffliantea.—HIGH. No. 8—Liberty Loan drive, with Fnjnk Fay making folks buy bonds to their utmost. He was a.ssisted by The I^ooleys, who happened to be in the Manager Carl Walker has been dlgDifle*! with house. Johnny, of course, had to fall all over the piano into the orchestra an n|>i>iiintment as general ehairmau of the IJb- ORIGINAL PECK’S BAD BOY DIES and smash a lot of electric light globes before he finally climbed on to the stage. erty I/>an Theaters and .\g*’neles Dramatic Com¬ F'a>’ sang and The Dooleys IJooleyed the crowd out of $30,000 for bonds. mittees. He lias apiviinted as chairmen of the varbius theatrical Interests the following, each New York. Get. 7.—John J. Williams, the No. 9—Trixie hTiganza at the last moment replaced Kalmar and Brown, of whom has api><*inte*l his own coaimittes's with original I*eek’a Bad Boy, died Saturday after- and the comedienne never went better than today. She received several bows. a view t*> bringing boml subscriptions t'> IDO boon after a short Illness. He waa well known No. 10—Dooley and Sales closed the show. and. late as it was, managed to per cent: Dick Barks Haielgr-we. Parks Van*le the leffitimatc stage number of year* ago. a hold most of the audience until their last bow. Clever team and always sure ville .\gency; William T. Wyatt, Mason Opera but left tbe legitimate about fire yeara ago success at the I’alace.—HILLIAR. House; Col. C. E. Bray, Orpheum Theater; Don¬ to fo Into motion pictures. lie waa last seen ald R.-wIes, Mon's<'o Th*'ater: .trtiinr L. Bern¬ ^tb Marion Dartat to Oadlla oC the Pink Bosca. stein. Hippodrome, Republic sud Princess thea¬ Plug ’Em on the Rhine to bring tbe rersatilc .ONGS FOR THE GOOD OLD SONGS ter'; L. R. IJehymer, Trinity Audipirium; P. songstress Into anything like the speedy class Giverts. Burbank TTie.ater; FVank S. Egan. Pbiltdelpbla, Oi-t. 7.—Blanche Bing has a she trareled In when she put orer her fauious Egan's institute of Dramatic .krts; Edgar Tem¬ grteraccc. She saya there Is a lack of good Yip sung a decade ago. ple, Temple Coetnme Company. material in tho present dsy soogs, and longs for Tho Orpheum Theater was tbe first to “Go the food old songs of ten or twelre years ago. FAY FOSTER’S SONGS Over tbe Top” with a 100 per cent subaerlpllon when she wa# the talk of the town singing B.- f*>r bonds by empl*'ye*’s. Tbe Msjestic wa* eec- della, My Irish Molly 0, Kings on My Fingers New Tork, Oct. It.—Fay Foster, who composed oDd with Its full qnota of purchasing employee* and many other speedy aiimbers thst lmme Fence, lx>rc In .absence front *)f the house between shows at I’antages. WELDON, WILLIAMS & LICK the Ksiser Around and telling how Tbe Dooleys and the Nipponese ffword Sung. J. Fischer A The casual passersby have been purchasing about PORT SMITH. ARKANSAS Are Doing Tbelr Bit, but It took Bing, Bang. Rro. are publishers. $tK)0 worth of bonds per nJglit. m e B OCTOBER 12, 1918 LAST WEEK’S BEST VAUDEVILLE ACTS T. M. A. STAGES BENEFIT NEW YORK VAUDEVILLE IN NEW YORK In San Francisco for the Red Cross (HILLIAR’S SELECTIONS) San Frsnilaco, Oct. ."i.—The Red Croafi Benefit HERBERT ASHLEY AND COMTANY are prc- The Paulist Chorictere, altho not a vaudeville act, easily Is the big¬ staged by the Theatrical Mechanics’ Asiiocia- (icnting a now art at tlio Royal 'Monday, called gest attraction yet heard in the varieties. It consists of about seventy tion at the Columbia Theater Sunday brought Work or FlgUt. It 1* the first comedy props boys and men, whose silvery singing has made the choir famous. Father out a crowded bouse and an overpowering bill £anda act yet efferod in Taudevllle. Finn, the director, accompanies the choir at the piano. The Choristers of headline attractions. The following bill was presented: TTiree Black Periods and Ed THE SHORTAGE OF MALE DANCING PART- are presented In conjunction with the Fourth Liberty Loan. Elevates House at the piano. Tivoli Opera House; James NERS has hoeorao a serious proposition with vaudeville a still further notch. At the Palace Theater Monday matinee. Martel, Walter Baker and Company and Billy fiome female dancing stars. Take, for Instance, Regal and Moore. These boys scored a sensational success. In Rector. Harry Weber and Eddie Talbert, Hip¬ Florenee tValton. After Maurice had gone to No. 2 position they were one of the big hits of the entire show. From podrome; Lois Eaton, Tivoli; O’Rourke and At¬ France Miss Walton trii'd successlTely four singing and dancing they go into acrobatics so different, so out of the kinson, Big Jim, the bear, and Dale Wilson, mat' -lartners, hut each one in turn went away ordinary that their efforts were applauded to the echo. Will hold down Casino; Ede Ann Luke, Parlor, Bedroom and 1 .. Miss Walton now has a female partner any position on any bill. At the Palace Theater Monday matinee. Bath Company, Curran Theater; Luclle Wright. who appears witli her dressed as Flerrot. Kalmar and Brown, in their new act, Bugland, were the real artistic Johnson’s Mosic Hoose; Scott, and W’bite and FELIX .ADLER has again forsaken Taudevllle, hit of the show. It is a fantastic melange of beautiful settings, costumes, Baby Olive Wltzel, Piincess; Annette Roebta having been engaged by John Cort for the pro- singing and dancing and is an acquisition to vaudeville. If all acts and S. Paul Vernon, Twin Botte Company, Co¬ dnetion of Listen, Lester. Adler’s last appear¬ possessed the same artistic merit as Bugland vaudeville would soon be lumbia; Stella Tracy and Carl McBride, ^die ance in the two-a-day was a few weeks ago. on a par with grand opera. At the Royal Theater Monday evening. Foyer, Orpheum; De Michelle Brothers, Pan- when he pot on a new act with a woman part¬ Harry Langdon, w'ith Rose and Cecil, in Johnny’s New Car, is a tages, and Velma Steck and Del S. Lawrence, ner at the Colonial, but for some reason or natural born comedian. He looks funny, acts funny, talks funny, in MaJesUc Stock Company, Majestic ’Theater. other he left the bill during the week. fact Is absolutely ludicrous in ever>’thing he does. About every Ford FREDERICK P. D.A.VB, the orchestra leader joke that was ever invented Harry’s car actually produces, and the entire act is one long, laughing scream. At the Palace Theater Monday at the Palace, bought a fl.OOO Liberty Bond CHARLES FORD’S BIRTHDAY Monday afternoon. matinee. AI-MA H.ANLON, one time wife of Walter J. Fox and Ingraham, an exceptionally good singing act, the man hav¬ Baltlmore, Oct. 5.—A family reunion was held Kingsley, was recently married to Louis Myll, ing a tenor voice of much beauty, w’hile the lady accompanies him on Friday afternoon, September 27, at the home of of the legitimate stage. They have now gone the piano, in addition to singing a duet with her partner. Fox and Mrs. John T. Ford, the widow of the founder of Into pictures. Ingraham need never worry about the position they get on a bill—they Ford’s Opera House, in honor of the birthday LOTTIE PICKFORD is contemplating a trip will always do well. At the Metropolitan Thursday matinee. of her son, Charles E. Ford, tlie manager of that into vaudeville If the matter of salary can be Roy Cummings, assisted by Lillian Fermoyle, introduced all of his bouse. arranged. It is rumored that $2,000 weekly is well-known falls and Idiosyncracies which made him so famous while Mrs. Ford, who la well advanced in years, the value Miss Pickford puts on her services. with Miss Mitchell. Cummings falls all over himself, the drop, the keeps up all the customs of her family at her THE VAFDEVILLE THEATERS are certainly footlights, etc., causing unlimited merriment. His fall into the orchestra beauUful old home, and Friday ahe and her chil¬ doing their bit for the Fourth Liberty Loan is a very clever piece of business. One of vaudeville’s greatest clowns. dren, grandchildren and great grandchildren en¬ Drive—in fact no other branch of the Allied in¬ At the Royal Theater Monday evening. joyed a family dinner. Tbruout the day Mr. terests is working harder than the vaudeartlst Ford was receiving congratulations upon his and manager. "Center your attention on the birthday. campaign even to the subordination of the completing the script of a new melodrama which services over the remains, while the Elks held regular business of the theater’’ is a quotation will be shown shortly. Besides having a cast services at the Crematory In Cincinnati, from a letter sent last week to all Orpheum SALEM TUTT WHITNEY of only three principals, which Is itself a nov- Mr. Hawk started in the business about fifteen managers by .Martin Beck. city, it is said it will reveal some new and ex- years ago, and for the past ten years has owned RL'BEVILLE will play a complete tour of the Speaks for Liberty Loan citing effects. bis own company. Mrs. Hawk closed the com- Orpheum Circuit this season. There are ten men in the act, only four of the original mem¬ ALMA, WHERE DO YOU LIVE, has been pany at Greenville, and, accompanied by Mrs. Salem Tutt Whitney, co-atar and comedian bers being in the cast. A service flag, with trimmed down to vaudeville proportions, and Martell, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Stabell, brought of Whitney and Tutt’s Smarter Set, appearing the remains to Cincinnati. six stars, explains what the others are doing. shortly will have a showing at the Palace. this season In a new musical comedy, entitled "niE BEAFMONT SISTERS are arranging a IRVING BERLIN, it Is understood, will play Darkest Americans, is a duly commissioned four- new act for this season. They were last seen four weeks in the Keith theaters, handing over AWARDED DAMAGES minute talker for the Fourth Liberty Lian drive on the Orpheum Time with Billy B. Van. his salary to the Red Cross. and during the intermisslnn delivers a special address. His talk is Interesting, as it has BERT KALMAR AND JESSIE BROWN have BESSIEuivooim CL.\YTON isIB producing herucr new In-in- Atlanta, Ga., Oct. 5.—Bertie Eisenberg, a I address. His talk is Inte Just produced a new vehicle, the title of which timate Dance Revue of 1918 at the EoyaL She Jnvenile singing comedienne, obtained a verdict I the ’’pep’’ in a comedy way, ts Bugland. is assisted by the Cansinos, Elsie and Eduardo, for $100 against Ixiew’s Atlanta ’Theater Corn- MURIEL WORTH, the dancing star, is mak¬ TornTom Dingle, John Giiiran and Jimmy Casson. pany, a corporation which operates the Grand BURKE HELPS ing arrangements to return to vaudeville. BESSIE McCOY DAVIS has returned to vande- ’Theater here, for personal Injuries sustained VINCENT SERRANO is going to woo the God¬ ville at the Alhambra Theater with her attract- when she fell In a corner of the theater which Billy “Originar’ Burke, the veteran minstrel, dess of V’audevllle in a new playlet. ivo dancing offering. was not well lighted. Her father, Meyer El- now doing a monolog in vaudeville. laid off last LANGDON McCORMICK, the inventor of senberg, obtained a verdict for $17.1 aaalnst week In Cincinnati and devoted his time to many thrilling stage devices and effects, is JAMES R. THORPE DIES the same company for the loss of his daughter’s making Liberty Loan speeches In the downtown _ services. The Elsenhergs were represented by j districts. New York, Oct. 5.—James R. Thorpe, well Attorney Samuel A. Massell. | known on the vaudeville stage as James Ranza, died Monday at the Home for Incurables. He BANGOR THEATERS CLOSED was 57 years old. He was a memlcr of the - team of Ranza and Arno, doing a sung and Bangor, Me., Oct. 5.—The Board of Health dance act. Funeral services wore held at the Issued an order September 30 closing schools, TIGHTS Campbell Funeral Church and burial was in churches, theaters, clubs and all places of public SELLING FAST for every’ use. Evergreen Cemetery, under the auspices of the assemblies Indefinitely as a measure of precau- A complete Artors’ Fund. Two brothers and two sisters tion again the spread of influenza. The Maine ' stock first survive. Mnsiral Festival, which is held annually at ABE LEAVITT’S quality Cotton _ Portland and Bangor in October, has been In- VAUDEARTISTS MARRIED l^tponed by the directors of the as- Silkolinc and _ sociation. Frtnk Cook, business manager of the Silk Tight.s, New York. Oct. S.-Harry Styles, known in Musical Comedy Company, which full regulation vaudeville as the Yankee Doodle Boy, and his •* Theater. Portland, on Satnr- size, enables us partner. Hazel Brooks, of Davenport Center. 28- died there Monday. Septem- to offer you N. T.. were married here on September 4. The from pnenmonia, superinduced by In- Exceptional announcement of the marriage has Just been ®“enza. “HIT-BITS” Values. made. Mr. and Mrs. Styles will continue In The Little Book With vaudevilb! under the team name of Brooks and GEORGE MACOMBER PASSES Big Ideas. We are head- Styles, the Yankee Doodle Duo. A new act la - fiuarters for being written for them. Baltimore, Oct. 3.—George Macomber,Macomber. a tra-tra¬ WONDERFUL MATERIAL l ights, and gedian of the old school, snd who was well outfit the DORIS GREENWALD—NOTICE known in theatrical circles a number of years ago, died last Friday at the Marine Hospital. PRICE, ONE DOLLAR Biggest and iiviioDoris Greenwaldurvvuwaiu Isis requestedr,T.jucBicu tolo getgel inID touchloucn Mr. Macomber had been employed in recent Cash, Money Order or W. S. S. Most Particu¬ with her brother-in-law, David S. Kahn, at years by the Chesapeake Steamship Company, lar Trade. once, by wire. Important information awaits and while at work was stricken with a heart Ask Izzie Weln attack. lie was rnshed to the Marine Hospital, Miss Greenwald has been appearing in mode- „here he died without regaining consciousness. 730-A Macon St., Brooklyn, N.Y. Crest Star and Tine and with tabloid companies. Anyr.ne know- Macomber played in Garter Show Write for Special hereabouts klndlly wi™ Mr. Kahn ghakespearean roles here, his portrayal of Ingo- Prtnes Today, as a - . Union avenne, Pneb o. Col. having won for him a name that has lived No. 129 stock is going fast to this day. It was 'during the days of Louis GEORGE’S EARL HAWK DIES James and Robert Downing that Mr. Macomber CHICAGO COSTUME WORKS, was at the height of his career. After leaving 141 N. Dearborn St, CHICAGO, ILL Was Prominent in Repertoire Field the stage he taught elocution, and—... np„ to^ his NEW • _ , , . . _ . illness bad been called npon very often to coach PHONE, CENTRAL 6292. Earl Hawk, owner and manager of the Earl . j ..... „ . . „ ..... V, amateur prodiictiona. The success of the Paint Hawk Stock Company, died Saturday night at __ _ , , . . w _,,, ~ , •“'1 Powder Cinb was largely due to the coacb- FAMOUS LUNCH Grecnvllle, Tenn.. where the show was playing , . ^ . _ _ . # _ . * • ing of Mr. Macomber. A grandson, George Me¬ New Patriotic an engagement, of pnenmonia- _. ev • ESTABLISHED 1903. For War Time . . . comber, is the only living survivor. ® Benefits. Sir. Howk was one of the most prominent " 211 NORTH THIRD STREET Vaudeville Sketches, Stage Mono¬ figures among tent repertoire managers and was logues. New Minstrel Material, well liked by all who came In contact with him. THEATER ROBBED MUSKOGEE, OKLAHOMA Jokes, Hand Books, Operettas, FoHc His illness was of a week’s duration. He was Dances. Musical Pieces, Special 3.13-1 years of age. New York. Oct. 5.—’The safe of the Rialto We cater to the Theatrical and Tran- Eatertainments. Racitatkau, Dia¬ logues, Speakara, TaUaaux. Drilb, Ttie rem.oins were brought l'> Cincinnati and Theater, Brooklyn, was blown Monday, the ^lent Trade EvervthlnB clean, and of Wigs, Bearda, Cireaae Painta and Other Make-Up creniated on Monday. thieves securing $2,000 In cash and IJherty i ' ^ u ' « tv T ' T'l Goods. Catalogue FREE, Mr. Hawk was a member of the Masons and Bonds belonging to the manager, Robert Rob- very beat. Service De L,UXC. ie T. 8. DENISON * CO. OCPT.M. CHICAGO the Elks. The Masonic Lodge of Greenville held ertson. Trouper la always at home at OeorRo’.s. OCTOBER 12, 1918 Tlie Dillboard

SHAPIRO, BERNSTEIN & CO., T.

THE DAY BEFORE OUR POPULAR JOE GOODWIN LEFT FOR FRANCE HE WROTE TH^^dST BEAUTIFUL EFFORT OF HIS LIFE: “I WISH I HAD SOMEONE TO SAY GOOO-BYE TO” A song which is noc necessarily a war song, without a word about the war in it, and will live many years after the war. Music by HALSEY K. MOHR. *' Wire, write or call. Orchestrations now rcaay in all keys. Mention Billboard. SHAPIRO, BERNSTEIN & CO.,224 West47tliStmt, NewYoikCity CHICAGO, Grand Opera House Bid;. BOSTON, 240 Tremont Street. ’FRISCO, Pantases Theatre Bldt.

MODERN THEATER

Is To Be Built at Camp Hancock — fr ■ANOTHER S with the visit of W. V. Turley, aeneml In- '/ i>|h-<'tor for the War Department to Camp Han- ^ ; eock, a new Liberty Theater for the camp la \ aktured. Tn company with Mr. Turley was 1 J. MInnIx. the commlHsloned arehlte<-t. who I'ss charge of the plans for the new theater, j ^2 For some time It has bi-en felt that the present | ^2 theater was lnii A TALE OF A SHIRT Mi By WILLIE WESTON Ball”“ - P The female members of Jaek N*'rne-i;r-. t om- y'". pan.T, (hlds and Ends, ore ver.v patriotic ami in- AND SUNG BY HIM WITH ENORMOUS SUCCESS J diistrloHs young women. Tlic ••oinpany has boon ' playing flfty-five consc-ntive weeks, and. at the AT THE PALACE THEATRE, NEW YORK suggestion of Mrs. Wallie IV. ker, wife of the biu-iness iniinnger of the conipanv, and an active memIsT of the Chicago Itrani h of The Stage Professional Copies, Orchestrations, in Any Key, Now Ready s Women's War ICi lief, they luive been soliciting wornout shirts from niah; ciliieos In the dif- ferent cities .they played and ismvertlng the tall parts into little fris ks for Freni h and Del- CHA.S. K. HARRIS | glan ehildren. They were to have given a dem- Columbia Theatre Bldg., 47th St. & Broadway, NEW YORK CITY ^ unstration In the window of one of C.nclnnatl's Mg department stores week of Oclols-r 7, hut Itie Board of Health plai-i-d an rmhnrgo on all large gatlieriiigs at miduiebt Oetols-r 4. which the Ceramic City and at un early age was cm- bia burlesque nature. However, there Is little ROBERT E. MORROW STRICKEN ■ lii>,s| .all theaters, aud the Norworth Company ' pbiyiil at the old Grand Opera House and later ehanee of the Liberty Theaters bidng able to — — did not come to town. The first shirt iitillacd when the Ceramic Theater was biiilt was eni- senire first wheel burlesque shows until the Theater Manager Dies of Spanish In- by these industriuus sliow women belonged to ployed there until three years ago, when he j spriug, near the completion of the circuits, but fluenza Jack Norworth anil the little garment Is now on T Jolneil the Chicago Stiwk Cniiipany. Funeral i f„r future biv>k1ngs burlesque will be included -* exhibition in the department store window. services were held at the late hmiie In Ej-t i in l umii uttractiuns, riiiladelphia,riiiladelphia. O'Ib-t. t. 5.—ISobert E. Morrow. Jt.. blnce the opening of the .-onipany l.wn.) drcM-s .Sat.irdav mo-nlng. OctoluT .V The | well known in theatrical and sporting cirebr. have iHu-n made, and it requires but fifteen numerous floral pieces fp.m the Chicago St-wk j diial Thursday night at the home of friends ut o.?,“ • »*>irttall into a cunning Company, the Rate. Drothers ard C.r.amle stage I SUES IRENE CASTLE loq N. Sixt>a-nth Direct. He was stricken Mon little child a friH-k. Mrs. Decker is assisted by ^nd other theatrical people In h’s home .New York. Oct. -.-Tlw- fashionable Fifth !mHueuia and U was fileHIT MissesAIIBNPB ItiaujsGladys aMoxundria.Alexandria. 3Uym('Mayme Holt*Holts and .howpdshowed tbrthe lilcUhigh e«leem in whirhwhich Mr. v # «*• % u w w- i- I'lii itfsitv uowk... 1.. oa * « a. ^ sflowMx lup iii^u * I**« lu ill «iii u .11. j,Toijiieavenue househoUHo of HI.Ilb ksonsksouH havehaTO brought suit * “ ’ T*"®” nj narliui9 tUo donations nnnoT was lntiTiu*’nt was niado at i * 11 » #1 # n .a it • old amount.sl ivi .ni... v c iianey was m 11. i.u. riu ui e.. .a.. against Mrs. Irene Castle for an alleged unpaid | amnuniisl to 3i4 shirts and the housi-keeioTS nia.sow .. a .... , ...... c* . ■ ^ N cvervu'i.cr. ..I .. >1 .. ' * • modistemrsllste and milliner’smilliner s bill. Mrs. Ca'stle.Castle, in her 1 Marrow was a membi r of the Theatrical 'ler}Where are very able allies, as they soltcit _ ...... M-i I'u. c.-n...-...... __ counter suit, submits a contract with Hicksons i -Managers’ Asso, iation aud at the time of bis lie g.irmentH from hotel guests and turn them WISE TO TOUR .for ?7r.*— per gown and f-’O* — per hat. provided■* ■ | d.-a «••»» ®»“ag. r of the Trocadero Theater aver to Mrs. UtHker. their name Is mentioned In Interviews, press J Tenth and Arch streets. .New York, Oft. —Tliomas A. WDe. rtar notioes. writeups and on the programs where CLARENCE R. HANEY DIES n-rnnm. which recently closed after a ;',,;”,;;H.a7s'as'l^r'm.idM^^^^ SUBSCRIBES TO LOAN '» ‘® make no mention of this contract, suing for a bast IJvcriiool, O., Oct. 5,—Clarence R. soon. His new medium Is General Po-t.Po-f. a* play balance of $rjlO on a bill of $1,190. New Yor'g, Oet. 5.—The orchestra at the New Iianey, 2S, known to the profession as ••Rip," in which be originally appeareil. .\ssoclatel Amsterdam Theater has subscribed $.”.,000 to JM at Ibwkland. Me., Monday morning. Sep- and co-starring with him will be Edwjrd 11. the Fourth Liberty Loan and Charles Previn, the tember 30, fidlowing a few hours’ Illness of nohblns, well-known Toronto stock manager. SINBAD MOVES conductor, has taken $1,000 more for himself. Spaaish Influenia. Rip was with the Dates Peginning at St. C.athsrines, Ontario, the tour New York, Oct. 7.—Sinbad, which concludes luslcal Comely Company and w.ss Jumping extend to the raclfle Coast. FULTON THEATER LOANED irom Hath, Me., to Iba-kland, where they __ its engagement at the Century this week, will »ere to have opi-nml Mon.luy night. De<’caseil e-anauvrAt move on Oi tober 14 to the Casino, from which 1 New York, Oct. 5.—Oliver D. Bailey and sa» a s-m of Mr. and Mrs. George Haney of ‘IKE"IKE" ROSE WITH CARNIVAL The Maid of the Mountains will be withdrawn, B. Smith, managers of the Fulton Thea- East LtveriMiol, O. He was born and reared In .... T.T. .. n • ter, have donated that house to the Liberty Loan h.wh7nd\"d o7sahare^^^^^^^^ CERDA GULDA’S DANCING CLASS Committee for October 10, 11 and 12. NEW "fo^*’pro?(w? y'*” •*“ “ ““**■** '"«P”‘»*rio In ww ^ ^ ^A i e«exa.-«« A^rstl*h Ncw 1 Offc, Oot. 5.—Orfd:! GuWa, thp Spaoisb sionsls and amateurs, sent on Europe for American acts, is now down South,Sonto, .aL *e. . x. a ^ ^ a ...a!asi -UI • a «i.v ^ ...stw.»i ese-seviAianACf ftt ttc 111pi*oiITome. has Ntartt*d a free rl ■ m applicitinn. exhibiting bia midgets with a carnival company. , , \ ^ ' Lfl I O DICK A FITZCCRALD. • dancln^f class for chiMren •►ne morning a week THERE’SONEKING BURLESQUE FOR CAMP THEATERS Hippodrome stage. I take off my bat to and that’s all. King Hokum. 1 am free to admit that the comedy WANTED-ADVANCE AGENT New York. Oct. 7.—X report on the merltorl- ANOTHER LIBERTY THEATER j material in M.VDISON’S new BCDOET No. Th hcok and nsite MLLE VERDI, world'a amaltest nnsnest of hurlesqne, as prediwed on the Cplnro- - ] 17 Is Jazz hokum and snre-flre elementary hTn! ’“afvcl and hypnotic show, for opera houses hia wheel, has be-en handi-d the War Depart- Washington. Oct. 5.-The War Department fun that the audience doesn’t bave to think ni fm i.ylvanla territory. Ad,1ri»a RoY EIJ.WGOD. aliout, but can Just sit bark comfortably In Apt- 240 Xiifth Franklin. Phlladrlphla. Pa. iiienfa Commission on Training Camp -Activities .«nn..umes tliat another Lilwrty theater will be tlicir seats and laugh. If that la the kind of by a committee especially apimlnti'd to lnv«*stl- I'uilt. tliis one at Camp Kearney, Cal., at a cost menulognr arts for two or more characters, gate this typelyp, ofot show for Liberty theaters. .< f XJl.ivax.#Jl.q

I'VKT \\i'lCUE, Leader, Bra 252, Baton Bouses**1**!*** Lm the Commlaslon wUl welcome shows of a Colum- operation of the new dmfu OCTOBER 12, 1918

COLUMBIA BURLESQUE CIRCUIT to look the part gbe waa the ideal of oar dreamt. leathers. Hia Imaginary roller skate and Scotch Ix)well, Betty Merman. Iltiby Ercncb, Billie Ak a klnger and dancer she is an artist. dance demonstrated bis exceptional ability. Marshall, Delmar and E. Webb. Attraction at the Columbia Theater, Scene 3—A corset shop was another stage The chorus, seventeen of the seminary type. New York City, Week of Septem¬ Intellectual and reflned in their personal appear¬ REVIEW: ber 30, 1918 setting that was a credit to the designer and producer. During this scene there were sereral ance, set off to good advantage by numerous Seven principals, sixteen girls, some scenery, funiig situations, including the measurement of changes of expensive and tasty costumes, and apparently inexpensive, but tasty eostumes, and ARTIIL’B PEAB80N, ISC., pn*sents Step Lively with ability to slug and dance, makes the Step the Trail Hitters apparently pleased the andl- Girls, a hit-aiid run revue, in two games lady patrons with an elastic ta|)e line that re- Lively (ilrls ensemble the finest that we have enee at the Olvmpli- Tuesday afternoon, for and six Innings. Produced under the |>er- Iwundrd to the discomfort of the nieasurera to ever seen In burlesque. they Iaoghe Bostelle uniforms and lady guests in the habiliments .Mary Laud, trailing a Joy..kiigiisla laing s< tiuiled like Italian, ami sounded gorge Banks and Don Trent ceeding moment. Their bit with tlie hypo, dream Worked bard Ihruuut the show. Jack Dempsey Juice was laughable. acted us if be would have liked to do more than Scene 2—A drop in i ne with its pictured YOUR SMILE Uio Ilttln lie did do. surface is a work of art, v-hUh makes a pleas¬ Elsie Boatelb- it the featured one, who Is t* ing background for the specialty of Midgie Mil¬ A SWEET, APPEALING WALTZ-BALLAD, EASY TO PUT sisted by .\ugusta Lang and Babe Richmond anil ler and tbe Callahan Brothers In a classy singing ACROSS. SURE TO WIN APPLAUSE. a < Iionie Ilf sixteen. and dancing offering. The tioys in their full These songs are on sale at all music dealers. Write for your Professional COMMENT: dress dancing were excellent, and the girl, oh, Copy and Orchestrations. This show apparently appealed to the audi¬ boy. she is some girl, l)elleve me. Petite In ence for it laughed and applauded. Why? We figure, graceful as a fawn, sparkling eyes tliat THE STERLING MUSIC PUB. CO. BROOKLYN. N. Y. do uul know, but personally we couldn't aee emit magnetism and a smile that fascinates, much real cumedy in tbe presentation. Every and when she sang I Want a Man and pretended one appeared to be striving to put It over at

Of course you’re acquainted with those famous ‘‘Deacon” WHEN I GETS OUT Songs of Skidmore & Walker: “Pray for Lights To Go IN NO MAN’S LAND Out,” “Brown Skin Gal,” “Somebody’s Done Me I CANT BE BOTHER’D Wrong.” Well, here’s No. WITH NO MULE 4 of the series, and say, it’s got the other three all rolled PROF. COPY AND ORCH. FREE. DANCE ORCH. 25c into one: STERN & CO. ISSe^BROADWAY NEW YO OCTOBER 12, 1918 ■I PACE & HANDY MUSIC CO. ■—■■■■ i■THE HOME OF THE BLUES .. TWO SENSATIONAL SONG HITS OF THE BIG CAMPS GREAT FOR QUARTETTE, TRIO, AND TWO BIG DOUBLE OR SINGLE NUMBERS! A M MAN NOWADAYS IS HARD TO HND THE BIGGEST APPLAUSE GETTER EVER WRITTEN THE SONG THE SUNNY SOUTHLAND SINGS THE MOST BEAUTIFUL BALLAD EVER PUBLISHED WHEN IN NEW YORK COME IN TO SEE US. Buy these numbers from your Music Dealers or from Kress, Woolworth and Kresge Stores, or send direct to us for piano copies of the above numbers, fifteen cents each or seven of our real live numbers for one dollar, postpaid. Orchestrations 2Se each or twelve numbers a year, one dollar, if you Join our orchestra club. Band arrangements, 37c each, prepaid.

PACE & HANDY MUSIC CO. BRYANT^Sb 1547 Broadway, NEW YORK

J ^ • top »pe«4, rtpeoUIly ta tbe •ooft. tTblch wore Peach Jam Mskin' Time. Tbat'a Wbat God Ylade Mothers For, Mammy's MINSKY BROS.’ 'landled so fast It Was haid to distlnsulab tbe .Elale Boatelle and Cborua Little Pickaninny. Little C,ood for Nothing, words. Emiles .Augusta Lang and Cboros Rockaby. Baby; My Mary's Eyes. .L Song Your Stock Presnntationa va. Whaol Attrac* Crnay 'Bout My Daddy. Grandmother Sang to Y'ou. Somebody Stole My As SB oldtime rousder we have ridlcoled tbe .Balie Rlcbmond and Chorus tiona StlTstion Army sod Its ballyboo nietbods of rc- March—Oh. Pyenehy.Conrad Gat. When the War I* Over I Wll Return ■ Istminc slDDers, bat tbe berolc work and sac* Hit*—Riwkaby. My Baby; Tell That to the to Y'on, He’ll Come Back From Over There, pub¬ New York, Oct. 4.—Hearing that Minsky rlflres that they are bow makloK for our flgbt- Marine*. I’eacben and Smllen. Music—Unusually lished by Meyer C,«b<‘n Music PubUshlng Co. Broa., who control tbe National Winter Oxr good. iDf forces orer there eatitleh them to tlie respect TUI Over the T.ip We Go, Peace on Earth den at Second aveooe and Houston street, of rrery tbioktag man and woman, and burles- sad Liberty, march and aong. by Halcyon Pub¬ playing tbe American Wheel Attractions, did quers abould flml more al>pr«>i>rlnte material.— FRED IRWIN'S BIG SHOW AT MINEB .<( lishing Company. not concur in onr personal opinion (pnblisbed 14I*TH ST.. NEW YORK Oh. Pill, and Your Smile, by Charles Llnd- SElJfE. l^pt. 38tb) baaed on wbat we bad seen and Welcome to tbe Ijind of Music, Bombosbay green and the Sterling Music Publishing Co. beard relative to the lack of patronage given Fight My Way to Carolina, Melody of Burleaquors can have any song publlsheil that Love .Company the American Wheel .Attractlona, we called upon FEATURED SINGERS AND SONGS they will use by writing Editor of Burlesque. IN BURLESQUE Wire La Burlewiue . Minsky Bros, for their opinion. —NELHE. .Mr. Walnwiight and Prlnrlpala A sixty minute interview with BUIy Minsky Wbat a Wonderful Baby. KTEP UVELV GIRlJt AT THE COLIMBIA, convinced us that he Is ftr better qnallfled by NEW YORK CITY .Ml,-* Berlin and Mr, Conley GEO. A. CHENET COMMUNICATES Always ' link I'm Up in Heaven. paetical experience of several years'- manage Moairal Number^*: meat of the National Winter Garden to set .Mian Bymunda and Cborua New York, September 80, 1918. You're Neat. Little Girl..Mr. Mumly and Cboms Ma> V. tbe Baby and Me. forth the facts than agents, managers, or Dear Nelson—Letter Allen started the Fourth I Am a Cowboy.Bunny Wade aud t'borua ..Mina Irwin and Sextette (ournallsts. who seldom visit the National WataoB. tbe Needle. I W nt a >(>11.Minn Symoadt r.z' Cborua Liberty Loan subscription here Saturday. At ....Mesrra. MeAlliatir. Bbauaua and Cboma I'm Sn Town Ball.Dolnon and ('boms Smllca .MIsa Sbane and Ladies ments from the Liberty Loan Committee present. make up a congenial colony of their own. Cbirkeo a la King.Mlse Propp and Cborua Yon'r* IK Style .Ladiea of Company Just received a card from Samuel Hammer- Tbe Jaaa Quartette. California .Mr. Fisher and Ladian fraternizing and patronizing those with whom rannn. who was superintendent for me at Peo¬ ....McAlister. Kbannon. Mundy and Dotson Broadway .Mina Irwin and Chora* j they are most familiar, which applies to theat ^ u Get Me So Excited. When -nlex Tiken Hln Band to France. .. ple’* Theater. Philadelphia. la»t season. lie ricals. .Mias I>ropp and Chora* Sextette From T.ucia. has been dtaebarged from aerrice and is now on Billy presented documentary proof that the Lace*. Bay of Napoli .MIm IJoyd and Chorus I his w-ay to Philadelphia again. Last I heard Minne* Bunny Wade, Propp. wil«oo and Cbo. Y'ou Get Me Ho Excited. folks down his way are willing and able to par from bim he was at Camp Green. Charlotte. Yo lloo.Misaea Propp, Wilnoa and Cborua .Minn Hymondn and Chorus for what they want if they can get it. and Hpaninh Bahy .l Mix* IJoyd and Chorus N. C.. and in the Base Hospital there. Munic Program when it comes to theatrical* they want It Beantlful B-ahy.■.Mr. Conley Business here at Miner's 149th Street on the Oeerture—Popular Medley.J. H. Remlck clean, let it be drama, vaudeville, burlesque The Skyrocket* ..Minnen Wong and I.ub-y ' steady Increase and we will be rp with the big luterminalon Number—Tbe Beautiful Galatea F fom lYofram Not Reviewed or motion pictures. ones soon as the weather la soch that they will _ . ..V. 8upT)e In speaking of bis experience with stock Exit Mareta—Dixie Military BalL.IIarrr Carndl not want to stay on the street. B. F. KAHN'S UNION SQUARE STOCK i'O.. burlesque prior to the introduction of Ameri¬ (Rendered by Ed Morbarb, Jr., and hi* Columbia NEW YORK CITY Danny Myers, formerly advertising agent at can Wheel show* he said; "We were doing a Sololntnt Gayety in Detroit and Buffalo. Is buw in New Musical Program good business with cur stock burlesque and Y'ork and will soon be with a well-known bur¬ Hits—Every Dumber offered by the lompauT Mandy and Me .Dixon and Girl* was a derided bit. yon con quote me as saying that the poorest Mother For .Lorainc and Girls lesque house. show we put on I personally consider a* good Knocking Them D>>wn .Lynch and Girls Jim Southerland, of Majestic, Jersey City, as the best show that I witnessed of the Amerl the trail IIITTBRS XT THE Half Past Nine .Pi'ars.in and Girls wanderisl far enough away from there to stop No Man's Land .Wellington and Girls ran Wheel attracth-ns last season. NEW YORK in and say hello on Sim day. After Aou’ve Gone.Dixon and Girl* “I>om time to time prominent prcHlui’er* of Musical Numliern Goi>d By .I»ralnr and Girls Why don’t you i-ome up here and ace a real burlesque have dropped in here, seen our show* Coi>B Hollow HarmonT. Kendent of the prices we are charging, Mand.T and Me.Minn Bontelle and IViB Trent Blues .Wellington and Girl* which gave us an average of three tbousami Dixie Land in Prance . Balte Iticbmond and Cborua Up In the Morning .Lynch and Girin E. J, CARPENTER dollars weekly. I attribute onr succeMa to the Tell That to I lie Marines. Remember the Day.Pearson and Girl* .Mina Ibmlelle and Chorna Picfnte of Berlin .Kirulne and Girl* New York, 0< t. S.—Ed J. Carpenter bas re¬ (Contlnoed on page 50) Y'"* Trot—Chantng Ralnbown. ... .Carroll NOTE —B. E. Kahn's *-mg«ters are winning signed a* Regimental Clerk of the Theatrical I'eacbes In Gmirgia .Babe Klobmund and Cborua fresh laurels dally by the use of po|iuliir »ongs. I*ollre Reserves, hut will continue as an active CRESCENT THEATER. BROOKLYN, N. Y. official. The clerical duties required so much WANTED Theis ’s a Lump of Sugar I),>»n In Dixie. time that Mr. farponter eould not give hi* per¬ BACK OF THE NAME .BjiIh- Healy and Chorus sonal attention to bis theatrical interest in The Bay of Mine .Emma Kobb-r and Cborn* ENGAGEMENT Berlin Bound .Gladys Sears and Cborua Other Man’a Wife. Peachet. I*)wn in Georgia. Mr. Carpenter Is afso afflliated with O. E. Young Man, age 17. would like (o bear frem managers STANDS of Mnsiral romedj' or BurK.>quc Sh w.t. No evpevi- .FYank Reynolds and Chorus Wee of the Kniekerisfker Theater Building MTien Alexander Takes HI* Ragtime Panil to e^e. but willing and capable. Usn ilu Jew aiid shig in the presentation of what they aim to be a a bU. Address ('. SANlXrW. car* Tlio UllHiowiI, Clii- Prance .Babe Hcalv and Chonis THE BEST TRUNK EVER BUILT s,»elaltv .J. B. CnnnInKham and Chorus Broadway attraelion. elnnati. Uhlo. United Emblem.Bahy Healy and Chora* Under the title of the Kaiser Be Damned tbe Everyone I I.ove Live Down In T»xle. show proved its substantiality and the title "ECONOMY” .Babe Healv and Chorn* has been changed to the Girl of the 8e»-ret Serv¬ Hra. tice It by buying the only Trunk on the September Morn .Emm* Kohler and Chora* TIGHTS ice for its New York City presentation. market that will glee aatlafartlon—THE TAT- K. K. Kafy .Olvdy* Sears and Cboni« In an BSterlala—but w Bowery Girls .Bshe Healy and fYiorns U)R CIRCUS TRUNK. ECONOMY beeauae It best arsiie sod neks for Cbing Chong ... J. B. Canalngham and Cborat 8ADOWSKI ON SICK LEAVE all FRiiFES-MONALA win glT* year* of aerrlce at minimum coaL Poaing Aet. lurors. Skat Baltinaore. Oct. 5.—John Sadowski, former an. ClreuJ Porto* oast*, (yVMMENTS; etc. Padding. Frog. 9*i*k# USED FOR OVER SIXTY YEARS \ glanee over the foregoing mnsiral program* treasurer of tbe Palace Theater, who enlisted and Monkey Suits. Elaa- will make manifest that hiirlewiuers ar# add¬ In tbe United States Navy last spring. Im at flc anil f'loih Hupporws BY OUT DOOR SHOWMEN and Gymnastic Punm* home on alek leave. Mr. Sadowski visited the ing mi-re popular songs to their programs, and and Galterx Send for Send for Catalog. the singers and songs are being w«dl reeelved theater Ibis week and made quite .a stirring ap¬ Catalogue B and FREX by auillences at the various house*. peal from the stage for sub*cri;>th>D8 to the BAJfPTJlH We have received during tbe past week sev¬ Fourth liberty Loan bonds. JOHN SPICER. Suocessor h> Spicer C. A. Taylor Trunk Works eral song* that may apiwal to burlesqners. who H. HtMaS Olraat CHICAOO. ILL. Bros . j can have same by sending their program and Look tbra tbe Letter List in this is.sne—there SIR W. Utn •»**!. NtW YORK. N. Y. M Wasdkis* awaol. request. Among those on hand tn Belinda. may be a letter for yon. "Th* Fmt ■aftf*." Bfsaklya. N. Y. 12 X ti e Billboard OCTOBER 12, 1918

TABLOIDS

BOBBY POSSUM JAUVIS. blackface come¬ dian, writes: “Closed my show April 27, and Lave since that time been doin^ stock at tbe Gem Theater, I.lttle I{o<'k, Ark. It is one of the most■ pleasant stock engaKcnients I have ever HELP WANTED Lad, and Jack Ixird is a prince of a fellow to work for. My wife, wlio was In New York for a few mnntlis. Las rejoined me and at present ONE THOUSAND REPRESENTATIVES WHO ARE LIVE WIRES AND KNOW she is working as principal woman. Business here could not be better, and crowds still come HOW TO ENTERTAIN THE PUBLIC THROUGHOUT THE UNITED STATES. I and go.” MATERIAL IS SURE-FIRE AND AS GOOD, IF NOT BETTER, THAN THE BKKT SMITH'.'* Bagtinie Wonders are Tday- Ing to good business thru Kastern Pennsylvania. AVERAGE LINE. SAMPLES WILL BE SENT FREE OF CHARGE TO ALL. Mr. Smith lias Just completed arrangements for WRITE, WIRE OR CALL, AND IF YOU LIKE SAMPLES WILL SEND THE NECES¬ the launching of his new comiiany. The New York Fndiiiucs, which promises to he one of the SARY OUTFIT SO THAT YOU CAN WIN OVER YOUR CUSTOMERS EASILY. strongest aggregations on tlie road. Tliree new sets of scrtiery and new wardrolic will set the offering in a classy aspect. The new eonipany will carry fifteen i>eoplc, including a musical OUR SAIVfPUCS: director. Oh. Moon of tho Summer Night. (Bound to wie yeur customer easy.) EBDIB COI.MN'S’ Big Beviie his Just finished What an Army of Men We'd Have it They Ever Drafted the Girls. (Puta them In good humor.) a six months’ tour tliru California, Nevada and Why Don’t You Try To Say Good-bye the Way You Used to Say Hdlo? (For the ladle* and aaveethoarta.) I’m Ooln’ To Spend My Vacation With an Oldtlme Relation. (Make* th* ’’•ale" p^Uia.) Oregon, and is at jircsent playing its way eastward. The roinpany is well known In the Bast, where it has played for several seasons. The company is headed and managed again this season by Eddie rolllns (tiie original). Ilorence 1531 Broadway, 189 N. Clark St., E. Wilmot and her dancing bantams are one fea- lure of the show. Mr. Collins bas purcha.'.ed AstorTtieatio Bldg. Chicago, III. all new wardrobe for chorii'. and is carrying AL PIANTADOSI & CO.,liic.,N.Y.C. seven sets of scenery and ele< trlcal effects. BOB BIEBEK. known as “Tangle Foot.’’ writes: “Come on. bunch; three Miuare meals every day, nice, warm i lotlo s and no one to has not affected the theaters in this section as say ‘Bring around .vour photos, I think I can yet. Betty Bland Joined the ebnw here, coming give you the first half of next Satuniay.’ Best from the Gaiety Theater, Dallas. Tex. In an regards to all.’’ Bob is with Headquarters swer to our rt'cent Blllhoard ad, a man giving Co. D. C., Camp Bowie, Tex. his name as \. II. T.Ie who bad answeretl the Nitro, W. Va., and removed to an institution ad, but will be very reluctant to advance fares at Winfield, W. Va. MUSICAL COMEDY TABS. AND to anyone In the future who are unknown to ns THE FRANK RICH COMPANY, under the So far a« the $15 are eoneerned we will feel management of Frank Wan drive it tisik .1. A. wt>ek the company plays the Wonderland Thea Lenike, manager of the iliiuiter. and “Billy’’ ACKERMANN-QUICLEY LITHO CO. ter, Tulsa, Ok., and next week will find them at Welile, manager and comedian with the Blue WEST FIFTH STWCrr KANSAS CITY, MO. the Liberty Theater. Picber, Ok. Grass Belles, just fifteen minutes to get sub¬ FELDMAN & MONTGOMERY’S Paep Maker, scriptions to the amount of $2,400. Every em¬ was launched at Atchison, Kan., meek of Sep. ployee of the house and every member of tbe tember 1, and have been bitting the trail to ex. Blue tJrass Belles . bought Ismds. Tlie Blue Musical Comedy People Wanted cellent business. The eonipany is ranked a* one tJrass Belles have la-en constant entertainers at Top Tenor who can do General Busines-s, Specialty Teams, two irood Chorus Girls. of the best thirteen rsMipIc ’’tab” shows ..n the the camp for the benefit of the soldiers, and Mr. Want good Novelty Act. Writo AL SHAFFER’S BOYS AND GIRLS, Paris, Tenn., Barbour Time. Ethel Montrose (tbe girl with Lemke and “Billy’’ Wehle are both to Im con¬ week October 7. AL SHAFFER, Manager. the eyes) is the feature singing the blues, wbll.' gratulated for their efforts. Nig Shope (the boy in black) is in a class by 8.VM LOEB uud his ilip. Hip, Hisiray Girls himself. 5fr. and .Mrs. Martin are on tbe show closed a ten weeks’ engagement Beplpmlxr 29 WANTED, QUICK, FOR MUSICAL TABLOID doing gen.-ral business. Miss Avery is Ingenue at the Cozy Theater, Houston, Tex., and openi-d Iri.sh and Jew Comi^ian.®, Straight Men, Principal Women, Sister Team.s, Chonus with the company, while Mr. .Avery Is at the bepiember 30 at Port Arthur. Tex., to excellent Girls, Specialty People in all lines. Good salaries to gt»od pt'ople and steady work. piano. The chorus is eom|K>sed of six dancing business. The company will remain in Port Ar¬ Amy and Jimmy Collins and Ralph Wordley, wTite EASTWOOD HARRISON, Mgr., girls. Bartlesville, Ok., Is the next stand. thur for two weeks, then go to Orange, Tex., for _218 Latta Arcade, Charlotte, N. C. a fhrt'e weeks’ engagement. Tlie following is the roster of the company: Ham Tasb. Tanny VIOLINIST, Galloway, Jim Bonham. Kenneth Kemper, Bill WANTED, TAB. PEOPLE ALL LINES, FOR not In draft, wauls enxagemrnt. Eighteen yeam Mu- Dougherty and Kid Cully, Goldie Graye, Danny sleal Direetur Dallas Ojiera House. Up In all line*. Addraas H. W. GIBR. 1707 Main 8t.. Dallaa. Texas Galloway, Miss Cully, uud a ehuru.s of eight, HAWAIIAN MAIDS” w ith Marshall Walker at the piano. Principal* and five Chorus Girl*: preferenc® to those who lead numbers. Top salaries to right iwople. Tills .\NDT McLaughlin writes: “I have a few show Is booked solid and will 'open week Oct. 21. so have no time to dicker. Wire or write quick. TlckeU to those I know. Viola Welsh, can use you. RAY EWING. Box 582, Ralelfk, North Carolina. WANTED -VIOLIIIIST things in mind which have happened to me that hove caused quite a bit of unnecessary worry, male or female, for (mtahlished Mu.'*ieal the building of the maternity hospital for sail¬ money, etc. I can give the managers’ names, be stopped, and it is up to the managers to pnt -\ct, now working. Address or call ors’ wives. but at present do not care to. I received a a stop to this thing.” C. A. ROZELLA. wire some time ago and contracts afterwards to JOE P. MACK, well known as a producer of SYLVAN’S SOCIETY GIRLS Just finished a New Victoria Hotel, 47lh and Broodwsy, New York. torn a company playing in a stock house, .\fter tabs, niid formerly Irl^b comedian with many of two weeks’ engagement at the Empress Tlu-a I arrived at the place I was informed that they them, him forsaken the grease paint and is now ter, Sapnlpa, Ok., where wo have been playing could not pay tbe salary agreed. This ought to blazing tlie trail as business manager ahead of to good business. Thi« week Harry Bernardl’s 50 BIRDS, CATS, DOGS. MONKEYS SO the Hello. Paree show on the American Bnr- Company Is at the opposition theater. The com¬ !esc|ue Cireiiit. Mr. Mack is traveling with the pany is from tbe Oast, and include* several PaMIHASIKA'S rns. the highea ciasa of Pat White company one week ahead of bis own well-known “Frisco” favorites. The Fourth company, and would be glad to hear from all Liberty Bond drive Is on. and all theaters were BIRD AND ANIMAL ENTERTAINERS old t.ih. friends .as per route In The Billboard. closed one hour one day last week for a big .MatiMcr^ ant] Ai:*riU write HcidquarterA, N. Kjlrhlll aSt.. I'hllN'tclphiN, i’a. MANAGERS of WALTER WRIGHT, formerly with Hip, Hip, bond rally. The Sylvan’s Society Girls Ompany ThfNtn’^ and Opfri write. _ Hooray Girls, has enlisted in the U. S. Navy la 100 per cent on the Fourth Bond issue. We and is stationed at Great Lakes, III. He la do¬ ''ear regularly from Bob Blebor, who is sla AND VAUDEVILLE ACTS. Larfw CAtalofi Fre#. Mikc-iip Hook. 15c: 3 tioned at Camp Bonie. .Mrs. Biebcr is still with ing a dancing and singing specialty with tbe HNniple Acty hiic bunch of Vtudo Great Lakes Minstrel Show, which will take the company. .Vltho anyone who sneezes is villo miterUl. 2rH*, «ir nend Mb* for tU the road soon. The funds received will go to looketl uiKiB with suspicion tbe Spanish “Flu” A. E. REIM. 8U. B.a MMwNukee. WU, On theEffortToEndTicketSpecu¬ tliaa theDistrictAttorney’ssternwordsim¬ the campa.^ Jtitt beenrevealedInalightthatahow*Ittobo Intolerable nulnsnceofticketnpeculatlng. conducting forthepurposeofbreakingup Inreetigatlon whichDistrictAttorneySwannla every theatergoerthananyplaynhouldbethe <.f TheNewYerkWorld,nays:"Muchmore prncticc ofticketniwculatingI»ai8V.DeFoe, The purposeoftheboyswaotoesrnmoney prodneed byeoldlersontheirtJovemmentpay. ply. cate. Inwartimeaparasitelaevenworse •theee cormorants,thesevnlturesthatareliv¬ large numberofppeoulatora.Includingpome PlPtrtct Attorneynecuredadmission*frvvma form ofgraftingmoneyfromthepublichas Interesting andoffargreaterImportanceto bnlld arommnnltyhouse,sothattheirrootliers, peet andsmenace,’*hewa*understatingthe greed. Insteadtheygraftedtothelimiton entertainment. Yip.YMp,Yaphank.Theydid fr.iin patronsoftherecentcharitablepoldlep premitima rangingfrom100to-30percent even morebasethanhadbeen8upix>aed.The ing nponthepublicandthatareannlsance, the pnbUcwhichwastryingtoaidonrmenIn not letevenpatrlotUmrtandinthewayof the hotelagencle*.thattheybadl>eenexacting sisters andsweetheartsmightvisitthemwhile to pntIntotheirowntmekets$2.50forevery$1 project thetheatertickets|>eciilatorscon«plred they areservingtheircountryatCampfptor. which oughttoberepealed.Whenablebodled srtndtl. Itmakesnodifferencethattheater and Isaburdenratherthananaidtoih- a slackerandloafer.HeevadesusefullaNr enterprise-and thiswithoutdoinganyofthe which hasgrownIntotheproixirtlonaofa wrork oras.iiminganyoftherisks. which thesiddiersearnedfromtheirclever ^ aiieandpriceNATIONALAMfSEMENT ticket speculationhasbeenlegalizedbyalaw Swann Isattemptingtodoawaywithannl«aneo ' ■mmiirItT.ItIsuponthisgroundthatJudge CHALK-TALK hsek guarantee.AddreesBILLYDeROHE. 13.1S. Pjjo^ PriceHatfree.BARBEAfSTHEATRICAL 'T>. <03MainSt,,.la.ksonrttle.nortda. trrui only.Don’tfalltogetmyt-rmaand money- Haniple order..10RvlOsize,prepaid.tNanR<->dsov Main Ht..Coshen.Indiana. Wtleo toorderatreaaemableprices.Ezchialvema- "T1 DIP.Oswego.NewYork. the eagleMAGICIAN.Sa.Stti.Mlnneagalla.Mlsa. tdal. 25«;estv$1ayear. Hiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiu OCTOBER 12,1918 ACTS ANDSKETCHES • Thefonteraptlblenatureofthinayatcmatlied iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiMiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiimiiiiiiu: iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiinii»iiniiinimiimnnm»nn»nmnn»miiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiimiiiiiif; "When JudgeSwanncharacterizedthemas New York,Oct.3.—Commentingupontheevil “Tip, Yip,Tapbankwaswritten,actedand Weatherproof Photographs "rractlcally thetheaterticketspeculatorIs "Taking advantageofthisworthys,>bl',.r WANTED TOBUY—ASBESTOSCURTAIN -A RED-BLOODED,WORLD-WIDESONGHIT-1 LieuLGitz Rice’sTerrificHitFromtheGovernmentPlay,“GettingTogether”i KEEP YOURHEADDOWN,FRITZIEBOYI like moretster."-PATSTDOYIJ:IfYOU terial youwroteformeIsverygood.TVnuld Cel thewsamplea:3Mnnologa.ttkelrhe*.12 THAYER. B-2IMBreadSt..Pravldcsca.R.I. want aomrthlnfgood,addreesMARYE.P. Parodies. 2.V.Mr.n.n-birkguarantee._ of theIwttcrkindtoorder.Held:"The_ma¬ LOUIS DEFOECOMMENTS COMEDY MATERIAL Ormid OparBHrbmBulldlli COPIES TORECOBNIZEDARTISTSUPONREQUEST.IPUNKNOWNUSPLEASESENDRECENTPROGRAMOROTHERCREDENTIALSi Bread aadCherryStreets III TraacNtStmt PHILADELPHIA CHICAOO BOSTON copv NOW.OnlylOa;threemonths' IT. Allkfariclanado.Ceta Issue nowonsale.YOl'IX.LIKE BEST INTHEFIELD.(VfoVr IN THEFIELD lating PROORAM, CoBipIttt,$1 Bex 7$2,PerrytyllK0. Lead YourAudienceasLieut.RiceDoesandThey’llAllBeSingingItli CLYDE TRUMAN. INSPIRED BYABRAVETOMMYANDWRITTENATTHEBATTLEOFYPRES,1915= LEO. FEIST,Inc. I gsteem.’’ Band forpriceandlamplea.TheUnntczclusiremusicprintennestofNewYork.Eetabllrhed1376. We printanythingInMiulc,Plano,Band.Orchestra.MandoUn,e'-c.arrangeandpublishforamateurs. fund yourmoney.Studtwodollarsl-day.InformattrnandInstructionsforhookingfreewiththeai-t. During OCTOBERONLYI’llequipyouwithaJIODERXtwo-peopleActttvrom.orandf.)forlwi>- ones inAlabamaandGeorgia.TentShow.Salaryguaranteed.Wiresalary di.llar blU.I(uarantcethearttomaliegoodtnMrtimeandbebestyoueverusedorsawre¬ of theeo:ii|I-teleg.tluia.-ythe.vterasa A-l Pianist,Drummer,CornetforOrchestra,A-1Agentwhocanpickthegood • •t'lerfpcMlstnffs.Havingestablishedthene- or Intosomeusefulindustry. men onttldetheageofexemptiontakeadvan¬ and particulars.ORIGINALWILLIAMSSTOCKCO,,INC.,Cullman,Ala. ee-sity ofthepommoilttyheh.vsforesle,htIs actor hasbeenwiselyclassedamongtheessen¬ dure. Inthiscountrytheprofessionof couraged. orelseItlanonessential,andXor tial calling,andshouldhesanetkmeden¬ wartime calling. pie forthetrialswhichtheyareforcedt"en¬ strengthen publicmoraleandheartenthepe.v- that reasonshouldhediscontinned. the publictheyshouldbeforcedIntoarmy tage ofthatlawforthepuri-vaeholdingnp sion whichthestageaffordsIsnecessaryto the countriesatvrarhasagreedthatdiver¬ by tackingonanexcessprice. In effecttakingadvantageofthedemandforIt manager whotakesadvantageofthepiihllrde¬ tax ontheaterticketsIsInil'elfaTee.>gnlllon tial Industries.TheImpositionofaFensforsugaror theater tleketspeculatorstoholdnpthepublic mand forentertainmentbymnsplrlingwith d'>es alsuitthehoysInkhaki,whom she feels serlbed for$20,000worthofLibertyBundson calloused skinofthoseblitheringIdiots who ilunna andomedlenne,sayaaheis101 percent t'le oivenlngdayofthedrire. minstrels wereplayingherelastweek,auh- for graftIsasguiltyofprofiteeringIfhe are ashersonsorhnuhers.Talking wherever a fiermangeneralandherfatherbornunder yet comeforwardwithant.ffert«aidJudge ager orcombinationoftheatermanagershas SI IIIwaverhecautetheyhareUeruiaa bloodin says herobJe<'tinsodoing“Istoget under the she can,toallkindsofaudiences.Miss Dressier her kithandkinfightingInOermany. hotshe the ITusslanflag,nevertheless.MarieDressier, prOfwr dispositiontoprotecttbI*"patr»ne Swann Indoingawaywiththeticketspecula¬ the CoastStates,sheiWsn'tgivea rap about her nameIsK'wrber,thatgranilsirewas It wouldadvanceInequalrationI'e''ubM• be eliminatedIntwoweeks.Iftheyslwweila men whocontroltheplayhousesInNewYork tors. Withthewholeheartedassistanceof .kmerli-an Inherl.lherty1/vtndrive thrnout the versatilemotionpictureactress,prima this meanformofgraftonthepublicmight their businesswnntdIncreaseacco-.lnelr,and DRESSLER PROTESTSLINEAGE AL G.FIELDSUBSCRIBES$20,000 "The theaterInwartimelacitheranessen¬ “The bestcivilandmilitaryopinl.vnInall "It Issignificantthatnotbe-:;»rman¬ "This beingthecaseatheaterproprietoror Norfolk. Va..O'-t.1.—A1(t.Field,whose T'ortland. 0..Oct..’L—Publiclydeclaringthat HESS G^EMAKE-UP PRATERS theottoZI.viMERlViAN&SONCO.chg*ravers WANTED QUICK,JOINONWIRE CLEVELAND. S0«BangerBulldlnRDETROIT.2ISWoodwardAvoase KANSAS CITY,1125GrandAvonuo.SEATTLE.SOIChlekorlafHall GET INTOBIGVAUDEVILLE X lieDlllboard 140 WEST44THSTREET,NEWYORK CINCINNATI, OHIO.NO.INEVADABUILDING. CHAS. LANDONCARTER.1607GesatseeSt..KantaiCity.MUtaurl. NEW ORLEANS.LA.,IISUalvareltyPlaee. atlmulatlng." of ‘TheRal-esintheWoo-l’wascleverlyacted no. widelyknownsomeyearsagonmlerher anl revneaproducedatthecollegeaudbunga¬ footlights. Thereportsays: and Sailors.Itegent'sPark.laxulon.receiiil.v of M.I'unstan'sHostelforBlindedSeout In room2S3MunicipalBuilding. get freeadvieeandhelptostraightenouttheir trouble abouttheirprsi-ertyInL-ngIslandean lireak upthepracticeaOilcaseisnow-i>end- New York,ivt,5.—Thethirdsnnnalreport I’eople Intheprofessionwhoarehaving New York.Oct.7.—Severalcasesoftheatrical "An up-P’-slafeandamusinglytopicalversion New York.Oct..'..—.Mrs.M.B.Wlllianir. New York.Oct.!i.—Halfadozenofthis ACTORS LANDSHARKVICTIMS Ismk thrutheLetterLUtinthisissue—there BLIND SOLDIERSAREACTORS TO ENTERTAINSOLDIERS OLDTIME ACTRESSDEAD The Ait^ofMaklnc*ni» Send fourcentsforpostace FREE BookTtliEdition Rud HynickaSaysTheatersShouldNot sary formetoelosethedmirsofmytheater1am everything thatIsaskedofthembytheGov- Hip, HoorayGirlsshow,saysthatthethea¬ n.cnfa shouldpaymoretaxesIbelievethatItIs lumbia Burles|x>artrivialtous,”.Mr.Hyub-ka e.nuicDt toaidinwinningthewar.Hepro- that itwillruinIt. alsiiit sayingthatthewarIsruininghusinc-*'. are fac'ngasanationoughttomakeour])er- arc k.ngtog.» INdb dtopay.HeisqnotedbyTheCincinnati We’va beardtheGermanyell,andSammy'sanswer¬ THE BCCKETEMCSICPCBLISHIXGCO.,Colum- iinles' it’sthekaiser's.Warwillretardbii-I- No juau'ahusnossUIx-iugruinedbythewar— Kminlrcr nssaying: t' 'tedagainstthemanytheatermanagerswho And aing*Ourt^ammy’srumiughums,for wehave When coiuniestofthedeadlyItunth-tons ofFlw- We havetenmilliondauntiresmeuwho meanto Back. Kaiser,toyourden.growl,butnever doubt Well helpourthinlngservicestars, Bammltlfc God helpustightitout. Cost allItmay,we’llworkandpray. Sammy’s mother,everyday.isknittingarmysoi-Ils, We've plediedout'ebes.comewealorwoe.DearlortL We’vo welghclthematterlongandwell,mean ter. aiwlta, IniLNeorderelfrom Is goingtodo,andneithershoildanyotherpa¬ own iidivliliialend'.Itisourpatrioticdutyto wait amisee.ButifthewarmakesItneces¬ has amendedprevion.sordersbyItunder lake cureofItself." 'iibniit ourselves!■,theGovernmentprogram,no willing todoSo.Weshouldn"ttry'iih- not worryingaboutwhatutwentyi>ereenttax iii.itier atwhati>ersonalineonvenbiicc.Iam were undertheban,andlatterwillnow which literaryeffortsonthepartofsoldiers triotic m.anInthebtislne's.Letsituation HELP SAMMY And MeninServiceMayWritefor Uudulpb K.ll.vni'ka.tn-.isureroftheCo¬ ’’Tho veryhlga.ssofthethingswhichWo "1 donetfe,dthatthereIsanyne.slofm.v Washington, i>'t..h.TheWarDepartment THE NATIONALMUSICCO.OFCHICAGO PLEDGES GOVERNMENTAID . FIGHTITOUT dom about. fought Itout’’ fight itoutI fight Itout. stout. stocks. we'll fightItrut. to fightItout ahout ing ahout: Has asplendidDriveSong, (Continued onpage57) Kick onTaxes Pantatet TheatreBuilding BAN LIFTED Lyrie TheatreBuilding Publication SAN FRANCISCO Holland Building t'HORCS; MINNEAPOLIS ST. LOUIS HI. H. 1. 6 14 Ttie Blllt>03r

HANDY'S BLUES wbi'n it played the Mempbia Itluos, the mon did, Willie says to ali of them, "tJo as far as you KENOIS-BROCKMAN CATALOQ not Djarcb; tbo music |H>ureelng sung by our Yankees in Kuring done than making a big bit with these songs at every by the varbuis bands in fiirnisliing lively music I»orfortnance. to the men. This is said with no disparage¬ ment of the work of the entertainers, but be¬ cause of the fart tliat the music is more wide¬ AMERICA, MY COUNTRY spread than the number of times the enter¬ Heralded as the all-Amerlcaa, nonsectarian, tainers can api>ear, and thus they are able to new national anthem. America, My Country, by be of more servire. And of all the music that Jens K. Grondahl, a newspa|>er editor of Red Is being used the men seem to prefer America's Wing. Minn., is commended very highly. At distinctive "jazz" music as is produced by the the convention of the Natbmal Edliora' Assoela- peculiar and h.aunting ‘‘Blues’’ melodies which flon. Little Ro<-k, Ark., a short time since. It form the basis for most of our characteristic was sung at every session, and AI O. Barnes music hits. The Pace & Handy Music t’oni- NOTICE TO AUTHORS AND PUBLISHERS: the well-known circus proprietor, has It played pany. The Home of the Bines, and the largest Wt are aiutle printers, and can take your sonp poems and deliver the finished prediiet ready tor by his circus hand at every |>errormaDre. prodneer of the Inlmifithle "Blues'’ style of the market. Includlnp appropriate covers. Catalop of New and Oldtimo Sonps. lOc. “Harding's All composition, receives almost dally one or more Around Collection of 200 Jlpa, Roots and Daaces.” 25c, postpaid. letters from Prance felling of the solace and FRf NK HARDING, - • 2t8 East 22nd Street, NEW YORK CITY DEMOCRACY FOREVER comfort it seems to give to .4merlcan soldiers when they hear the hannting strains of the San Francisco, 0<-t. 4.—Nell Moret who com¬ Beale Street Bines or the Jogo, Saint I»uls. posed Hlawatba, Silver IL'nts and a«,eral other Hesitating or other "Blues.'’ Other numiirrs are popular iDstruBiental numbers, hap Jnst com- appreciateoned a patriotic march entltle

Hear Van & Schenck jam ’em off the boards wherever they appear with the “Jazziest” of “Jazz” PEACH JAM MAKIN’ TIME The world will tell you it’ 's some “Jazz” single, some “Jazz” double, some “Jazz” big number, some “Jazz” patter, and some more “Jazz” obligato

THE GREAT AMERICAN “FACT” SONG

WITH BOYS LIKE YOU Follow the leaders and hop on this sensational song hit

Willie Weston*s successor to his famous “Joan of Arc** THE GREATEST LITTLE MOTHER

NAT. VINCENT. PROF. MGR. KENDIS, BROCKMAN MUSIC CO., Inc., 145 W. 45th St., N. Y. C OCTOBER 12, 191t E IF IT’S HITS YOU WANT I’VE GOT ’EM

Here’s that novelty song with that jazzy punch that will stir any audience over here or over there OHearThatBandFromYankeeLand And a patriotic love song that you will eventually sing GOOD BYE TO MY BROWN EYES IN SUNNY CALIFORNIA u Not on sale at music stores until THE PROFESSIONALS ARE SUPPLIED ISc per copy or the two for 2Sc« Orchestrations, 25c postpaid C. D. PATTERSON, Publisher, 3116 40th Street, Sacramento, Cal.

HARRIS SONG HITS FREE MUSIC FOR SINGS

N«ir York. (Vt. S.—IialUd are alto The Monarch Music Co., In<-.. of Reading. raTins over Char. K. Ilarrlr' ne» ballad. Why Pa., offers to furnish Community and Liberty Md Yon Come Into My Life, as well as the chorus leaders with music for "sings” free of latest piiblii-atloii*. lie’s My Boy. Bring Bark charge, if they will send the nnmes of tlM Those Bygone Bays to Me. Smile Whm I’m Leav¬ McCarthy & FISHER’S music dealers in their town. ing (I)>in’t Cry When I’m Gone), One, Two. Three, Boys (Over the Top We Oo); I’nder the Blue MUSIC NOTES Skies I'f Krnn-'e. I Mise the Old Folks Now, Is There a letter for Me, What a Wonderful Foi and Mayo are featuring several of Chaa. Bream It Would Be, Will You Be True, also BIG HITS K. ILirris’ soug bits. Kddie I,er>nard's tong bit, which be is using In Jos. I;. Howard opened hl> new vingblrd re¬ hi- new act. Sweetnesn (Honeysuckle of Mine), view .It the OrpbeuDi Theater. llriHikiyn, N. Y., un I J.w. K. Howard’s anccessfnl song, sung by IntrotluciDg bis se Eyes; 1 Wonder Who’s Kiss¬ I'atrtotlc song. Break the News to Mother, the ing Her Now. hit of the .ngs are clean, home loving songs. (OUl out MARIE) at the Hamilton Theater, Brooklyn, List week. The professional singers love to ting thorn and Wsr4« by ALfREO BRYAN tag JOE MCCARTHY Muvk by FRED FISMIR Wheeler and Moran stopped the show at each the puhltc loves to hny them. perforiuanoe with Eddie J. I’orray's new song bit. Bring Back TtNise Bygone Bays to Me. BABB WRITES ANOTHER HIT Dave Marion's big review is using as a big feature number He's My Boy to wr,in>lerrnl suc¬ New York, Oct. 5.—Babb comes in again with cess. snotlier song hit. entitled Arise, Come Forth, Gns Hill’s Kcm.ile Minstrels are featuring CrusNiters. This song has a very catchy martial IN THE LAND 0’ YAMO YAMO Smile When I'm Leaving (IS'n’t Cry When I'm sir and threatens to get the kaiser’s goat. ITANICULI. FANICULI. FANICULA) Gone). Bring Back Those Bygone B.iys to Me Collies have been sent to the boys ’‘OTer there’* Ward* by JOE MCCARTHY Mvilc by FRED FISHER and Under the Blue Skies of France, three big and to borne camps. song hits. Nonetlc, singer and Tlolinist, is using fhas. K. Harris' famous patriotic niiiiit>er. Break the McKIERNAN PUB. CO. BUSY News to Mother i.s a feature in her act- IF I COULD PEEP THROUGH Van ami Schenek are m.iking a bit singing Peach Jam Makln’ Time, published by Kenills San Joae. Cal.. Oct. 4.—Joe McKieman 1* a Brockman Music Co., Inc. It has a syncopation busy boy these days, grlodlug out songs that THE WINDOW TONIGHT that sets the feet going and catchy lyrics. have plenty of pep and snap to them, lie has A new song by George M. Cohan is called Just put three dandies on the market; I've Got w>rJi by JOE McCarthy Muilc by VAN sad SCHENCK When Yon Come Back—and You Will Come the Sweetest Flow'r In Egypt, That’s Why I'm Back—There's the Whole World Watting for Golu' to .\ly Little SamosD, and a patriotic Yoo. march song, Yon’ll Be Sadder, Bot Wiser, Mr. Kaiser. Arrangement is by John L. McDonald, .•nil Joseph McKleruau. Jr., l*ub Co. Is publisher. ‘ I’M GOIN’ TO FIGHT MY WAY

RIGHT BACK TO CAROLINA m By BILLY 8ASKETTE as# JESSIt SPIESS DEST ON EARTH Two Siam, talk and lOvU. Also JOKE CX>NUN- BRCM BOOKS Send I*c for Samples. \0 FRFE SAMPLES. McCarthy i fisher, Inc., 224 W. 46tli St., New York HarsM RsstRar Ca.. 32S W. Maditsn. CklMgiv ' lACK MILLS JOSEPH MITTENTHAL GEO A. FRIEDMAN, PrBff^^ional Mibiiaf UencrAl S.Yles M.^ii.^fer GcnerBl MaR«fer SONGWRITERS' MANUAL Don't publish Songs or Music before having rand a>y Songs Wanted for— Publication- — BOSTON CHICAGO « -- "Manual of Oomtiueing and PubUihlng.” Thia book < ontrset igTpr in Mnig writers. We revise poems and 240 Trri»«Bt SIrfft Grand Optra H«u«« Bldf ItnimlB MrHi.qn *'C/' Ktoufli. ManAHT vsves and mak« motiey, also glrco valuable, honesa .rrsnae musir Hoik rover ileslgiiK a sperlally. CKI- sdvtcsi PHco, SSc H. BACEK MUSIC Ct>.. iJi rKKIli.N MI'HU' I'1'IILIHIIKK.S. au4 Clarke Hldg., I lark and Lake. Chicago. Kaat 3«tb SL. New Turk Oty. 1 16 T ti e B i 11 o a r d OCTOBER 12, 1918

•‘imfly the liriitp which many think Ib the • Scplemlxr 30, and Immediately phinced Into the HENRY MILLER only qualification for a fighter and who therefore I Liberty Loan drive. Fine? Well we guess. disapprove of the higher claae of play thru the They are elbowing Penrod out of The Globe, NEW PLAYS Idea that It will interfere with this brute force New York, in order to give The Follies a home hy making the men sensitive. To my mind Broadway. Penrod goes to the diminutive the real soldier with the finest courage is the punch and Judy. SOME NIGHT Makes Change in His Plans man who knows what he's doing and is led on Henry Miller and Iluth Chatterton will con- Uomb NIOnT —A delirious comedy by the sort of spiritual uplift which was the in¬ tiniie in A Marriage of Convenience, and another spiration of Joan of Arc. The men get It music, in three nets, by Harry Delf. Pro¬ attraction will be found for Mr. Miller's New eventually—the brute force first and then some- duced by JoM-pli Kluw at the Harris Theater, Will Appear With Ruth Chat- York theater. • KT m U thing they can’t explain In going Into the Jaws New York, September -3. Thomas A. Wise never did anything better terton in a New Play by I of death. Plays can be produced that divert and yet give the right kind of courage, a aplrlt thats”'““ **>« wl® ot Mr. Barnum in his long and tri- TUf:THF CAST;<-.vsT: Douglas Murray, En¬ vibrates, and that’s a higher sort of thing than career. He looked, he talked like—he j„,,„ .Forrest Winant t'je ’let's forget idea.’ ” ”*• great P. T. HoliertUoliert .Charles Welsb-Ilomer titled Perkins _ Amelia Bingham had hardly reacluvlreaeluvl Broad- } *|''rdj-**''rdj' .Cauillla^Crume.Camilla Crtimc OH, YES, IN REHEARSAL way after the Cosing of Out There when *he•‘he was snapp<-d up liy Kdgar McGregor for one of Bobby .Harry I.ainbert ■New York, Oct. 7.—The entbu'‘iastie n-i New York. O'-t. ."i.—Comst,K-k & Elliott have his new productions. Joe .Louts Simon accorded A |•"^urr!age of Convenience in avery in ryheiirsulrylieursul thetin- sixth uunual I’rineessI’rincess Theater Marguerite Leslie has been engaged by Charles ••’•votliy M uyne .Roma Jnne city It has’.ylsltfd has led f> sc\rral Ciaiiges prodmdion,prodmdiun, Oh, Y'es.Yes. TheThc book and lyrics of the Emerson Cook for a role in his production of thc jl*.**8eani/>n.Jan'ies'V' Marlowe In the plans of Il<-iiry Miller for tlic '••iis.ui. _Henry Splffens .Cliaihw W. Meyers Previously aniioiiiii'cd idniis in>'ludi-d tlie pro- ■ Constable .1. W. Willingham dnetion of new ])lays for l>oib of tlu- stars, and ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦♦■A-AAAAAAAAAA44AAAAAAAAAAA4444A44AAAA Constable .Cliarles Fulton Mr. Miller had aniuirod and was preparing for ^ I Musical eoriedy shows ti A terest those devoted followers of the girl and vlence on the Pacific Coast, then follow his ♦ By thcthe Dramatic ana Musical Plays I e ,),ow. The niu-ic is partieuuriy pleasing. usual plan of trying out one or two new plays J t Something That Mom-y Cnn’t Buy. Send Me a before his return East. Transportation ditfl- T ^ Beal Girl and Wlirn We .\re Married are among culties made lliis impraetleable, so A Marriage I Number of consecutive performgncesperformances c]cp to andana inciuc.ngincluding aaturaay,Saturday, October a.5. ^ ftp catchy song bits of the evening. of Convenitni'c was taken to Chieagn where it ♦ - A The play c-oncems an orphan girl whose aehleved instant suecess. When the tour was T ♦ money was seized by a wicked guanlian. and In extended to other cities the suceesi. of the play J PRODUCTIONS PRODUCTIONS OF LAST SEASON 2 retaIiati :■». -i.-• t night. , .It. ..ofi * They slept on their respective chairs, separated Now conies the announcement that Mr. Miller Y Daddies... .Ihlasm...' . D. Iasi. “ S*pt. .'1 Everything...Hilipodroiiie.Hilipodroiiie• Hilipodroiiie ....Vug. ..Vim. ’.1:.’.ill-- ^ by a aerren with a single lighted candle on the has again changed his plans and that Iwtli lie J Fiddlers Three!!__Three....fori . Se, t. ..?*'•• Corl. ■*• ;■.4 floor between them, rcealllng a somewhat similar and Miss Chatterton will api>ear in a new jday A Forever After ..\liee..\li!<'. A situation in A’ery Good, Eddie where the lovers on October -1 at the Henr.v Miller Tlieater— ♦ Friendly Enemies . Mann A RBernard.Hudson • 11 UdSOD .. July •-’J not, iKiwever, la the new play originally plan- T I!''"’*Head Over Heels.Miixi.MHeels.Miixi. .CohHn..• •'. M. Cohan".".'Cohan. " .\U'j. -*•'.^ wf're moi^ dixer^^t ny one candle, aince each Humpty-Dumpty .Otis Skinner.l.vi-euin.l.yeeum. l.yeeum ..pcpi...P''l't! Id.I'l ♦ piously oarrh-d a little white waxen tondi, ned. The title the ida.i is I erkiii-. and it T Informatloo, Please.Jane Cowl Informatlso, Please.June Cowl .Selwyu.Kciwyii.. Kelwyii. . ' . ? Igbting thc way to ihidr respective sleeping was written by Douglas Murray. It has alreaily 1 Keep Her Smiling. .Mr. A Mrs. ■ Keep Her Smiling. .Mr.Mr. A Mrs. .'s.S. Drew.. .Vst.\st »r .. ,, .Vng.Vug 0 . >been successfully iireserited in Isuidon under A I.lghtning..—l ightning... ..11111! ".‘J- I.Vug.Vug 2*1.'‘1 ll ♦ thc title of Tlie M.in From Toronto. In tli,. new ♦ Penrod...'■'•'"•"'I. ...-tiMi-- GI.(ipi,.. 1, .. . Kept,Kc|>t. 2.:: .:!’•• ^ couple in .'tonic Night were brave enough. licai^mptioQ .JohnJohn Burrymon-.liarrytiion*.. I’lynioiitbI’lynnuithiMinumfh ...__ _ _ -I * however, t« face detectives and darkness if need play Mr. Miller aopears as a Canadian ranch- J Jhe walked in''llVr' Sieen.'.V.'.!'^--" — Shp Walkra in Her SU-on....■ .I’Hvl'itiis*-..I’Hvl'itiio-.Vug.A Aug.iiu'. 1C.C7V:1 —..... J lie for a dellrkms l•onledv, which the final act man on his first visit In the old eontitry. and T Sinimd...A1 Julson 1: Sinlxiil ..a.. ■ A1 JuWonJulson i1 2JUd engage. »C**ntUij’iCentuiy •. • • • . Si'pt, "*2. Miss Chatterton as a fascinating y..tmg wid'W. J Kotnp Night .. page. lO^m^y .Sept. C. M ^ proves to be a »cldler’s dream. Koine Night ...Harris■ ..Harris ..t- . y ' I.r' If..iT; Others in the cast are Frank Kemlde (’Oi>jM-r, •, .'some.Some fine in the IIoum-...Ilous.-...Kniekerls,...Knlekerls,.-k..r■* .Knlekerls,.-k«.r.!!!!! KnickcrlM'„'kcr.S, ker ..... " S.St piiil. 1<.”2.ii” J^ P'nJ '’* novel :uid w holcsiuno from start to Fraiiccss (ioodrich Ames Frederick I.loyd and T P?. i'.'" 'Thn-e ...... M,axlne..Maxine .M,axlnc Elli.iiiElliott !". F-F.K .o.1! B'.TIP.!!!!!IP ’-’ll t finish. Lillian Kemble Cooper. 1 I!!.*;'*Tell That to tile Maniu-i.—.T;;—rTTP. ■ - • .Yorkvllle.Yorkvllle Tlic.-ii,.-The-ii,Tlie.-ii,.- - F.F' it.itd. ’2.:.. IllHI T Mr. Kl.iw. as .1 new producer, is tq lie I’on- The Girl Behind ttie Guii.DonnldM Brian ..New..Viiist.i-ibiiiNew .Viiistci-ihiu.Viiistei-ihm Kept.Fepf. Hi.HiId. 21Cl ♦V |{r,tnlat«‘d for the distInctiTe chorus of accom- A Marriage of Convenience will its 1 The Ideal1^1 Husbandnil^band"!.:;'!”!!!!:!—‘ ....Comedy■" t • ! 1*’> tour this week. |4 The Maid of the Mouiit.-iiii<...M..iiiiiiiii<... .Casino!!!! !fa?ln!l^ .s!-.t''!"'..yi ;il '*t.11 oA ♦ pllslied entertainers, wlilcli, insU-ad of the The Saving Grace..Cyril Maude .Empire.Empire '’ !!!!!! "” ^ usual medUK-re BciN«mp!iiiliin-iit to the perform- SOLDIERS TO PRESENT PLAY Tile Unknown Purpl-Purpl - ...Lyric.Lyric ... c .• iiti.o-l ^ ance. Is one of Its ha|ip!csl features, each being The Walk-Offs...-——..Moroseo.Moroseo . y *. 17.24 J a particular artist of tlie dance, the -ong, the The Woman in the Index...4Nth Street Washington. Oct. 5.—.\tta Boy. n military ’ '\,i'.!' v;.r,i* ♦ ‘^tc., and aildcd to their talents they Three Faces East...C. H. T'l .Vn-g. 13.fcl T play, will be presented at Poll's Tlieater thc Under Orders...Ettinge.. !!!!Eitinge ...' \'i!g'.Vug. 20..VIjft!!!!!! .Vl ^ bfongbt to .vounir Joseph Klaw’a initial effort week of O- tober 2S. The play is staged en¬ Watch Your Neichhi.r.I.een Cordon .Booth...Booth. .. Kept".Sept. 2.C.4 ““<> Desired for LibertyZ Theaters Is Indi* _ haveive done big things for the (Fourth■oiirth LibertyLll'crty ***** 'P'lnedy. Tribune--Harry T>clf hai dler8onal anlmna it ia yaluelcaa Insofar aa glT* Shuberts to send to the Lyric such a hopeless- the other cities a look at bis wares he has no The theater was oin-ned with impressive cere 11 tng a true tneanurc of the play Is concerned. l.v Impossible aggregation of players as that right to impose upon them, to present things monies on Saturday, September "JS, the first d.i> Which la one reason why we bare discounted which presented Maytime last week. It may be nnder fake pretenses. If he does he must suf¬ of the 'Fourtli Uberty Loan drive. Dr. Houghton, some of the rerlews of 'Frederick and Fannie difficult to eernre young actors, but nobody will fer tbe consequences. It must have bc'en an In¬ of the Little Church .Arouud the Corner, dedicated !vi lUtton'a new play, Tlic Walk-Offs, now holding believe that the same sitnation obtains in tbe teresting experience for Tho Shuberts to learn the booth with prayer, after which Governor !■ forth at the Moroaco Theater in New York. case of actresses. -And, even If a good company that, when It became known after last Sunday Whitman made a stirring patriotic speech. Screral of the reviews written with a more or cannot be put tivictber for ‘the road,* It Is evening's performance how bad the <-ompany The following well known artlsto have ap- less vitriolic pen are, If rumor la to ac credited, an Impertinence as well as a serious breach of was which wa-s playing Muytime, hnndreds of peareil at the I.ilierty Theater up to now; Hoii- actuated more by personal motives than by a de¬ faith to demand pins the war tax for a com¬ dollars bad to be returned to people who came dini. Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Itrew. Eleanors sire to give an accurate estimate of the play. pany which ia not as good as formerly played to tba box-office the next day with tickets they neros. Blanche Bates, .Alma Clayburgh, Isiu-Tel The point of view of their writers is m> bias«>d on the Stair & Ilavlln Circuit for one-third bad purchased for tbe performances during the legcii, Henrietta Cro.sman, Anna Case, Holbniok that not a shred of cleverness Is visible in any- that amount. It would have been far better w-eck. And tbe sum total of business done must Blinn, Otis skinner, Wilton I.ackaye, Bianca tlilng that emanatra from the llattuos. to wait until the New York company or the have been extremely gratifying. The only regret Saroya, I’hoelH' Foster. M.any other famous art The unbiased observer must admit that there Chicago organization had sp<-nt their time in is that the Lyric management, which had been ists will appear later. .Among the men in uni are many clever lines in The Walk-Offa, and, those dues and were ready for the provinces. as greatly imposed upon as the public, bad to I form who have made many sales are Captain suffer, too.** while undoubtedly Inferior to some of the It would have been better for tbe prestige and Freeman, M. C., D M., la-gion of Honor: former efforts of the Hattons, the play in its honesty of the producing managers, it would I.lent. Gitz-Klce, Lieut. Baglcy and Sergt. Irving portrayal of a rertaln phase of life in the me have been far more profltable for them as well ORGANIZING COMPANIES Berlin. “Rube'' Coldl»‘rg, the well-known car tropolla possesses a lively interest for a large as the local managers, and It would have been toonist, drew pictures, which Frank Craven, star portion of the public, as is attested by the infinitely better for the public, which was called For The Girl He Left Behind of Going Up, solil. Irvin Cobb baa been a very crowds whieh attend the fx-rformances nightly. upon to supi>ort tbe presentation. successful wll'-r of honds. The pruning shears could be used to advantage “Maytime has been voted, by tbnse who have So snccessfnl has The Girl He Left Behind Tlio sale of tionds at the Liberty Theater ao % here and there—notably in the negro servant's seen the better companies a dainty, charming become that there are two more companies of far have amounted to more than $ino,00<). I colloquy with the supreme being. As one writer and altogether clever entertainment. That is this Ralph Thomas Kettering play now organ¬ Major ctiaiielle. ( . O., Base Hospital. Edge- expresses it: “Voltaire, as an editor, would the secret of Its longevity on Broadway, where izing. The company now playing Indianapolis wood .Arsenal. Edgcwooil, .Md., sent to tho Stage have turned it down. Bob lugersoll would hare It is still playing. But. unless it is well is headed East under the National Production Women's War Relief for hospital supplies (S.riOO Mushed for it.** Otherwise the play does not played and sung, unless its atmosphere Is sng- Company banner. A second company la being i influenza patients arc infilled in tbe base hoe deserve the excoriation it has recelred In some gented and preserved, unless It is delicately and organized by tbe same firm to play the Middle pital therei three hundr'-d and eighty steri quarters. lized articles, including bed sheets, flannel )ia s • • a Jamas, bed so< k-. and Isispital supplies, wbicli “The Chicagoan does not experience tkc thrill About This Season’s Successful New York Productions were sent within live hours. of discovery in the theater under the present We also re' e.ve.i a call for jig saw puzzles for plan of operation,** says O. L. Hall in The onr eonvalescing soldiers from overseas in tbe Journal. “Most Eastern managers do not ask hospital at Plattsburg Barracks. Many of these wbat they can do for this rommnnity, but what LIGHTNIN’ are mental cases, and the men still far fnrni ■^.1 this community ~an do for them.** home. Donations of complete Jig-saw puzzle- However, there are exceptions, and Harry are therefore gratefully accepted at the Stage rni>on Clarke la one of them. Fresh from a Amon^ the more emphatic and pronounced successes of the present Women's War Relief Headquarters, 3f»t» I’ifili tuccessful trip thru the Far East he has brought season LiKhtnin*, a play in a prolog and three acts, written by Wlnchell avenne. New York City. with him a play that baa achieved markcsl sne- Smith and Frank Bacon, and produced by Wlnchell Smith and John L. Jessie Ralph has had five relatives die of n's War Re investment for Harry Coraon Clarke, is The sponsible, complaisant, drawling, rather idle and lazy, but kindhearted lief work in the rooms of the latter. Rotters, by M. P. Maltby. .kfter it had won and lovable old chap—that scores and is chiefly responsible for the run Chrlstin? Blessing is back from the country success at the Garrick and Strand theatera in on the box-office. and hard ut work once more in the vest depart¬ lx>ndon Mr. Clarke aecnred the rights to the In this role Frank Bacon has found a part that deserves to stand ment. piece for several Oriental countries. Its presen¬ beside that of Rip Van Winkle, and which, if Mr. Bacon is so minded, he Zadle Appleton has been emtaged on “in¬ tation In India duplicated its earlier success, can make live as long and prove as itopular. fluenza iltc;.i'' for .soldiers the past week. wbirii led to the seenring of the American rights. In his hands Lightnin* is typical—typical of the G. A. R. man who Marie de Becker has been ilL There ii no war Interest in the play. It ia a has almost passed out, typical of the Xevada-California oldtimer now Mrs. Shelley Hull ia one of tbe most d'-voti-d i rlrver satire on English society, dealing with a rapidly passing, and typically, peculiarly, uncommonly, exceptionally and reliable of the willing workers. I family composed entirely of ne’er-do-wells. American in his every trait and characteristic. Mrs. Frank laisee is also a faithful standby. Clarks will be seen in the #an>e role he enacted The story of the play does not matter. The character carries the She secured a splendid donation of kid last week. In the .tslatle prodnetion. show, in fact comes very nearly being the whole show. Jean I’atriqnin is very much missel. She is % And at that it is adequate and sufficient.—WATCHE. working on tbe Liberty loan. She is a splendid platform speaker. Reports from I.ondon imllcate that Gilbert Katherine Gray is also doing Liberty Loan i Miller, son of Henry Miller, has become one of work. London's nxwt important theatrical managers. fl: finely handled, U losea all the flavor which Mina Gleason bads ail of ber fellow workers Jls has taken leases ob two playhouses, and Is West and Northern territory, acd Kettering has maken It ao Inviting. Tboee few who braved a reluctant adieu last week. She baa gone oo tbe shortly to pitsluce a musical version of Mon- Just leased a Coast show to O'^orge Gatts and road. ip- ■ lenr Beaucslra. eonditinna aa they exiated at the Lyric laat George Peek. Eugene McGillan, general man¬ s s s s week and aat thru the perfi-rmanre could imagine ager of the National Productions, ia staging tbe Mrs. Jepson spent tbe heated term at Island wbat Maytime might be when properly played, piece and directing the two new companies. City, but ia now bark <*n the Job. IHatrtonle talent appears to be plentiful In and that realization made the pill all tbe more Izvrina .Atwood is bark from her vacation and every branrb of Uncle Ham's service. Tip. Yip, bitter to awallow which the producem forced hard at it. Ytpbank, produced by the boys of Pelbam Sta¬ NEW WOODS PRODUCTION down our throata. t tion, was a tremendous hit in New York; ■p “The diilnction to made from it all la that, dramatic companies are keiug organized at tbe New York, Oct. 6.—Go Easy. Mabel, a farce SINAI CENTER OPENS SEASON if aneb eonditiona are to prevail this aeaaoo, various cantonments, and np at Great Lakes, Ill., by Wilson Collison, is the latest Woods pro¬ if only inferior organization.H are to viait the Chlcagvi. Oct. .'i.—The fifth wesson of the the sailor boys some time ago put on a show duction to go into rehearsal. Among those cltlea on the road, it will bo far better to turn Sinai Center Flayers opened Tnesday night, called Leave It to tbe Sallon that dr*'w already engaged for the cast are Walter Jones, the theatera Into mimitiou planta, or aome other when two plays were presented. The progrtm parked bonsea at the Illinois Theater, Chicago. Hazel Dawn and John Cumlierland. activity which will not a return to the inveatora contained The Rushlight, a one act drama by The boys who staged I.eave It to the Hailors on their ppiperty. The public will feel perfectly Monica Barry O’Shea, anil The Turtle Itove. have gitoe over, hot there arc more Just like NEW KETTERING PLAY willing to atay away from tbe theater if the of- a two-act play by Margaret Scott Oliver. The 'em at Great I.Bkes, and the.v have conciwted ferlngH are going to b<’ ao po«>r. And, if the latter play was stsgeil in the Chinese manner. another show abounding In music, spe<-laltlee The National I'roduetion Company will produce plan ia iM-raiNtett in, managers will find that all and lively farce comedy, which they havj early in November a new play by Kalpb Thomas priMliictloDa, gwsi and bad, will auffer from the christened The Great Ijkes Uevne. At the Kettering called The Greater .American. This THE LITTLE BROTHER COMING opprobrium brought iiixm tbemaelves by their ac- Auditorium Theater, Cblcago, last week it is the piece that was suci'essfully tried out In tlona.” played to large and appreciative audiences every • • • • Minneapolis the past summer. New A'ork, Oct. S.—The IJttIo Brother, a night. Ixindon success. whicJi was known on the other Like most mnaical remes The Great Izikcs “Of coiir-x-. it does not follow that bceanae MANY SPY PLAYS side as The Rabbi and the Priest, is to be seen Revue is somewhat tenuons as to plot, but Mr. \VN>nslderation only fonr large ott. t\>mstock A Gest this will end it.s tour of the role as did Carroll MaeComas. and Comstork UiDcinnatl Enquirer, In bit deparUurnt last cltlea—New York, Boston, Philadelphia and Chi¬ eighty-six consecntlve weeks, which extended A Elliott believe they have made a real find. Sunday, made the following ohserratlons which cago, from roast to coast. might be read with proflt by tbe pnsinclng “.A aocceaa in these fonr cltlea pays for a WILL APPEAR IN YIDDISH PLAYS managers. production and makea a handaome proflt. The PLAYING TO GOOD BUSINESS “If the plan of s<'nding inferior companies to other cltlea—one or two-week atanda at best— New York. Oct, 5.—Rudolp Christians, former this city In the hope of securing favorable can go bang aa long aa profits are to be severely F. C. Huntington's Minstrel Company is play¬ director of tbe Irving Place Theater, has been sttention from Cincinnati aiMlIrncrs for pla.vs taxed by tbe Gvivermuent and aa long aa rail¬ ing to good business thru the Southwest. J. C. engaged by Maurice Bcbwartx, new director of " hlch have made a suecess In New York or Chi¬ roading ia as high aa it ia now. There can be West, manager, writes that the company will the theater, to play in tbe Yiddish tongue as cago is pursued much farther the confluence of no quarrel with the manager who does not care stay out Indefinitely. bis le.ading man. OCTOBER 12, 191S THE GAZETTE Show Printing Company Theatrical type work of every descrip¬ tion, including heralds, tonighters, tack and window cards, card heralds, cloth banners, half-sheets, one-sheets, three- cast will include Mr. I.«win, Mr. CKve, Mr. personal direction of Del S. lawrence. Mar- sheets type. Write for samples and ED WILLIAMS Wingfield. Mr. Permain, Mr. Craske. Mr. Pod- (faret Nugent was seen as Mrs. Cortlandt Cran¬ more, Mr. Weston, Miss Viola Roach. Miss dall. Howard Nugent as James, Arthur Relas- prices on your requirements. Mercedes Pesmore anti Miss Estelle Thebaud. co as Henry Oilsey, Pearl Townsend as Edith We do Commercial Printing, too. (lilsey, Howard Hussell as Irving Burlow, Del HARRY MINTURN PLAYERS S. Ijjwrence as Peter Cortlandt Crandall, Vllma Stei'k as Kathleen and James Edwards as GAZETTE SHOW PRINTING COMPANT Present The Bishop’s Carriage .Vdachi. The scenery was the workmanship of MATTOON, ILLINOIS, U. S. A. .\rtist Carl Ueyna. Sis Hopkins U the bill for Milwaukee, Wl»., Oct. —The Rishop’n MARTIN C. BRCNNAN. Editor. Excellent Business at Oliver next week. ANDY KERR. BuiInoh Manaior. Theater, South Bend, Carriage, a moral drama in Tour acta, was pre¬ AUSTRALIAN VARIETY sented at the .‘tliubert Theater here this week FRENCH THEATER AND THE SHOW WORLD. Ind.—Company Prom¬ l>y the Harry Minturn Players to excellent The prototype of Tlio Rlllboard In the antipodes Is business. Miss Joy was seen as Nance (JIden. DOW the recognized organ ot the exhibitors of Australia To Have a Few Additions and New Zealand, and the best aderrllslng medium for inent in War Work a thief, w'bo played her part splendidly. Mr. Moving Picture Preduoors and OUtrlbutar*. Minturn was seen a* Latimer. Mark Elliston, New York, Oct. 5.—For the lPlS-1019 season It also deals briefly with Drama. Circuaea, Fain. of the E'reuch Theatre du Vleiii rolomWer, Parks and Racing. Advertising rates on appllcaUon who again became a niemlier of the company. to The llilllmard. All communleatlona to South Bend, Iml., 0<'t. .I.—Owing to the rec¬ Iiroved himself etpial to the Tom Dorgan role. which opens with Henry Rernstoin's !>■ Secret BRENNAN A KERR. 250 PIN St.. Sydney. AuotrslU. Mr. Taylor again proved a success to the eyes on October 14, Jac<|ues Copeau. director gener¬ All letters addresseil to Australia should bear 5c ord Itreuklug business at the Oliver Theater In sttmiis for each half ounce or fraMlon thereof. liere, with i.Mlsa Tiny I.eone in The Brat and of tlie audience. The cast was a long one and al, has strengthened his forces of last season Comnioii (Tay, Mr. Wllllauis will play only one acceptable. by the addition of Eloise Beryl. Mme. V’an hill weekly Iwgiiming with The Song of Songs Diren. Mile. Jeaniet, Itomaine Romiaet. Itene AT LIBERTY Ru<{uet and Henri Noel. WE INVITE OFFERS FROM RELIABLE REP.. to lie offered next week. Miss Leone will play CHICAGO CALLERS STOCK OR ONE-NIGHT COMPANIES. Lily Kardos. Homer I>‘e Willitts has been Chicago, 0<-f. 5.—Maybcll and Mildred, FRANCES FRENCH engaged to play her leads and will open in the Clever Leading Woman. Appearaaoe. ability and “Those Two tlirls,” hurst into the Chicago office FREDDIE MARINGER role of Richard I.aird. The following bill will Mardrobe. like a big ray of sunshine and related a very be Iloiuance, Miss Leone using her own marmo¬ Killed in France September 16 MANSFIELD ARDIS thrilling experience of their trip from Ft. Worth. Comedian, Singing. Talking Specialties. set, which she named “Tiny” after herself. Tex., where they have been playing in stock Joint or single. Address MANSFTELD ARDIS, .lare Mr. Williams slates the stock game was never Freddie Marlnger, son of M.s. Goorgie for the past nine months. Tlie girls traveled Ackerraan-Qulgley Hhi,« Print, Kansas City, Mo. tiefore at sucli a successful height, owing no Muringer, who is a member of the Quality Stock in a troop train clear from Ft. Worth to Chi¬ doubt to diflicuU railroad transportation. This Company, was killed “Somewhere in France” cago by iwrmission of Lieut. Gaddis in charge of week while playing Tlie .Man They I..eft Be¬ Septemlier 10. He enlisted at the age of eight¬ Company Clerk Siergt. G. J. Weidman and Per¬ AT LIBERTY hind the entire company has Isen taking een and had been “over there” about a year, sonal, all from Motor Truck Company 352, Camp turns in leading the isimmuiiity singing and having lieen sent across with General Pershing’s Bowie, Tex. The girls left Chicago immediately four-minute s|>eaking to ahl the F'ourth Uls-rty -\nny. While In France he was with the Ifitli for Buffalo, S’. V., the destination of the afore¬ .Vrobnlance Co, Orchestra Leader lioan. In spite of arduous work both Miss said company, and. by the way, we have not 1. double Clarinet; exempt from draft: good li- I>pone and '.Mr. Williams have accomplished a mentioned that Mayliell’s fiani e. Sergt. U. J. Wlfe. Characters. Ilravles. Specialties and iH- great deal In their war efforts. POPULAR IN HARTFORD F. L. IBMtSK. 207 Chicago Hi.. Michigan City,

THE GRAU STOCK CO, Hartford. Conn.. Oct. 5.—Siwk is drawing big houses at Poll's Palace here. The Poll CHANGES IN COLONIAL STOCK Players scored this week in The Man They AT LIBERTY la-ft Behind. Mr. Van Biiren returned to the F'olumbua. O.. Oct. 5.—The Grau Sto<-k Com¬ Baltimore, fb-t. .1.—Constance Beaumar, cast and was a hit in the leading role. The AFTER OCTOBER 19TH pany, which is playing an Indefinite stock engage¬ firriiierly second lady of the Cokmial Stock Com¬ other members of the cast did well. .Tolmny, Get For Dramatic (out* bill a week). Musical Slock or Kep<-rlolre, reliable, capable Character and ment at the Grand Theater, is meeting with pany. has Hnishcil her engagement and gone to Your Gun is the play next week. Hussell Fill¬ General Business Woman. .Stieclalties. Prefer New York. Lu<-ile Crane has lieen engaged to success. Mile. Modiste is being presented this more, the juvenile, has left to .ioin a New York coiuiiany geing South or West. Address EDNA week and proving a big drawing card. The take the place of Margaret .kllen as ingenue. production.—G.VKVIK. BUCKIET BOBERTS, General Delivery, Cozad, east includes Mary Dunegun, George Natunson, .1. C. Earle has IsNm ingaged as an additional Neb,, week October 14. Roger Gray, iliss Rogers, Mr. Burckly, Mr. juvenile man. Poppen. Between the acts a musing l-iberty Frank Moltz, a meniluT of the company, was Bond speech, from Max Steam, was followed unable to go on Wednesday night on account of RENTFROW’S BIG STOCK CO Frank Fielder has organized a stwk iximpany by the song. When You Come Back, by Mr. a heavy cold, and his place was filled by W. to play at the Orpheum Theater, Philadelphia. WANTS Gray and the entire company. Paul McCardle, Siiiiimers. a loi-al player, wlio went on at half Mae Desmond and Ashton Newton have been en¬ A-1 Character and Oetirral Buiineas Man, capable of ^the latest soldier from the company, was given an bciir’s notice and played the part wltlsiut directing. Permanent atork. two bllla a week. If you gaged for the leading roles. do Hperlaltlex say ao. .Htate age. height, weight and Bkwarm reception. missing a line. The Adtiitorium Tlieater at Lynn. M.iss., lowest salary quirk. Pay your own transportation. .Idd-esM J. S. RENTFROW. 4708 Gertrude St.. Uouv which was to open with a sto< k comiiany Sep¬ ti n. Texas. GALVIN’S COMPANY DEL S. LAWRENCE PLAYERS tember 30, will open OetolaT 7. presenting Daddy Ixing-Legs as the initial off ring, la-ona Powers Put on Kathleen of Kildare and David Heblin are the leading pi-ople. WANTED IDEAS The KnickeriKK'ker Players oiiened at the Star Write For Free Patent Guide Books. List of Patent Buyart and Inventions Wanted. $1,000,000 In prizea San Francisco, Oct. Ti.—The Del S. Lawrem-e Theater, Buffalo, Monday evening. September 23, his musical comedy stoi-k company are still oRorod. Sand sketch for free epinlen of gatonUblllty. Players presented Kathleen of Kild-ire at the with The Brat. William H. Pringle is one of packing them in at the Hipiiodrome Theater, Majestic Theater here this week to good busi¬ the members of the KnirkerlsH'ker Players. VICTOR J. EVANS I CO >s Washington. D. C. Belmont Park. This company is now in its ness. The favor with which it was received Del S. I.anrence manager of the l>el 8. forty-eighth week of S. It. t). business. The was due to the clever manner in whl.-li it was Lawrence Players, playing at tlie Majestic Thea¬ 1,000 FINE VHHITE ENVELOPES policy is two hills weekly, no matinees and only Printed any color tor only $3.35. .tend copy with order. huiHlled. The play was prislui'e.l under the ter, San Franeisi-o, celebrated Ids birthday one show a night. Forty-five Minutes From IIOI’SK DK OI ALITV. Bancroft, lowv._ Broadway and So lamg la-tly, were presented UpDAT TYC Tnnighters. small dates, half lust week. Whose Baby .\re You and Bum'h ■ shrela, posters, polo carda. Neat work. Catalog or rstimatn free. Ssmplea, 10 cents. of Keys are the bills for this week, while Zira AT LIBERTY HURD OF SHARPSBURG IN IOWA. From Turkey and Little Miss Mix I’p are nnder- lined fur presentation next week. Johnny and AT LIBERTY his sister, Irene, have ta-come great favorites. Juvenile and General Businraa Man. Prefer stork. Age. 3fi; height. .5 ft.. « In ; weight. 130. Sober and Mayme Galvin produces all musical numlH-rs and reliable. iana. Ohio. remodeled thruout. One of the prettiest in Central Ohio, flood town for good Spanish influenza. Instead the company will Musical Shows. GUTILLA &. LEVY, Managers. give the play next wei-k at the I'oplcy, September 3A and waw prewented with a hand- provided the embargo ia lifted, under annie American flag, the gift of 51onte Llppm-vn, the personal direction of Henry Jewett. The an awning man of San Fraociacn. The Sherman Stock Company haa opened at Specialty Team that double parts. Piano Player. People in all lines, write. the Magic Theater in Camp Dodge, Dea ilolnex, Hej). now; Ktoek to follow. Write or wire quick. Villa drove. 111., until Oct, lu., und iw playing to splendid business. .'ith; week of Oct. 7th, 1006 E. Main St., Galesburg, Ill. G. T. DAVIES, Mgr, The Blaiiey I’nsluciiig Coiiipaiiy is behind the U9CO THC •''an* rOR J5 VtARt. Griiml Stmk C

orrhMtra leader; Ororer Sheldon. leads; Crimth are lookinc after his Interests. They ELLSWORTH CO Klralfo, rbaractera; V. A. McIntosh, oo hare ••ompleted a new ontflt and are cettinc Bob LlllibridKe, piano; BIhn Sheldon, read.T for the winter.—P. Jf. Mrs. V. A. Mi'Intosh, hearies; Margaret flth, incennes; Jennie Jennlnas. ebaraeters; SUGGESTS ORGANIZATION Make Record for Army Camp caret Heertst, second business; Marcaret PRICE, ONE DOLLAR PER COPY nines, Ireasiirer. and Baby Marcaret » Olcantlc collection of 152 paces of new. h'lcht As Means of Combatting Pernicious and oncinal Comedy Material fer ssudeetlle ••p<*st."—JACK. Ordinances suce use. embrsrinc ereryihinc th»l esn be of UM to the performer no matter what :oit Musical Comedy Company Now of an act. monolocue. parody or till-in bite he SEND IN ROUTES San Frani’i'n'o. Cnl . Soptember U8. 1918. may require. Notwithslandinc that MoNally'i in Eleventh Week at Camp • Editor The BillNiard, Bullatia No. 4 Is bigger m quantity at’d bet¬ ter In quality than erer before ihe price re¬ Fremoiity Cal., Playing Repertoire companies playing the BoiitU are 2r> Opera Place. rincinn.itl. 0. mains as always, tl 00 per copy. It contains requested to keep The Billboard ndvised of their Dear Sir—I belleye the answer to the articles the follDwlnc cilt-edge. up-to-date Comedy to Capacity routes. Mail is constantly being received for in your issue of Aug. 114 (the Ada. Ok., health nr- Material: managers and members of the companies, and, dinanre) and Mr. Rentfrow’a delayed Tesas com¬ IS SCREAMING MONOLOGUES lacking the routes, it is neeessary to advertise plaint In the Sepfemb»-r 7 papers will he found Each me a pnsItiTe hit All kinds, including Camp Fremont, ral.. Oct. 5.—Now in the the letters, causing a delay of a week to ten by a complete orgur.ization of the entire amuse¬ Hebrew. Irish. Nut. Wop. Kid. Kube. Ten)' *c eleventh week of an astonishingly sncressful en¬ ance. Black and White Kace, '"emale. P s.op days in delivery. ment botly. With the application of Intelligent and Stump Speech gagement at the Libert.v Theater here, the War¬ Let the editor of this department have the and commercial co-operation by such an as¬ ren Ellsworth Musical Comedy Compan.v has es¬ II ROARING ACTS FOR TWO MALES news also concerning your company. sociation tompii'Ints of this character would Each act an applause winner tablished a new record for consecutive perform¬ seldom if t-yer be heard. II Orifinal Acts lor Malt aal Famala ances in an army camp. The attendance is Mr. Kirkland appears to be operating without COBURNS IN NEW YORK They’ll make good on any bill. limited to the capacity of the theater at prac¬ proper ndtance and booking, and had he fol¬ tically every performan. The seats reserved Mr. and Mrs. Cotium. of the Coburn Players, lowed the usual trade avenues this information SI SURE-FIRE PARODIES OB all of Broadway's latest song hits Each for the occupancy of offleers and their wives are have taken over Ihe Greenwich VlHugi- Theater. would have N-en in his way tx-fore he reached one Is full o’ pep invariably filled, and the clean, snappy perform¬ New York, and will give a season of repertoire, .t'lu, and after he did learn of it immediately ances are thoroly enjoyed by the ladles as well presenting first, on the 19th. The Better 'Ole. a left the village, and, if no town was avail¬ I ROOF-LIFTING TRIO ACTS as the men in uniform. .Vmong the prominent One for two males and one female, the othac war comedy, which has lieen running in lamdon. able. taken bis > ompan.v somewhere on a vaca¬ for three males. These acts are it-karat, members of tlie Ellsworth company ar*- the Following The Better 'Ole a new four-act tion at his expense. •ure-flre hits. Misses Teddy ijiDiie, I.aiira Vatl and rhi»-be play. The Hand of the Potter, will be given, The only excuse that such a law I'ould be 1 RAHLING QUARTETTE ACTS Hall, and the Messrs. Jules Mendel, "Jimmie” latter Tile Yellow Jacket and The Imaginary framed was at some time some sort of a show One for four males, the ikher for two malM Rose, George Banta ,ind George BIlx. Tlie and two femalea. Both acta are aliie with chorus is composed of the Misses Ryllis Barnes. humor tf the rlb-t|ckllng kind. Florence Thori*e. I-eonii Vaughn, tJracc Grant. About This Season’s Successful New York Productions A NEW COMEDY SKETCH Helen Venner. Edo Otto. Myrtle Watson. Gladys BntUlcd 'Huhby'ft N'Uht Out.** It*» * Bcmai Finnell, Tiny Newcomb and Bobble Lee. The from stirt to finish. programs are changed twice weekly and two Great TabloM Comedy aad Barlai^aa performances are given each eveuing at 11:30 entitled Hotel M Uraft" It'a brlgh* FIDDLERS THREE breesy and bubblea orer srith wU. and 8:15. The theater is under the management of Clias. AN ACT FOR TWO FEMALES P. Salisbury, who represents the War Depart¬ This act will poalUiely make good. John Cort has put Fiddlers Three over. It is a gam show, tho styled 4 ment Commission on Training Camp .Vctivitics. II MINSTREL FIRST-PARTS a "modern operetta." The book is by William Cary Uunran and is good ♦ -Vpart from the memlx-rs of the Ellsworth Com¬ with side-splitting jokes and hot-ahot croM- without being remarkable. The music, by Alexander Johnstone, is dls- 4 Ilre gags pany every man connected with the theater tinctly less reminiscent than ordinary. The dances, by Carl Randall, are 4 wears a uniform. The orchestra Is comiMised of GRAND MINSTREL FINALE if not novel at least as different as we can expect, and Clifford Brooke ^ entitled "The Prige." It srtll keep the audi¬ elevtn pieces, including a trio of saxophones, has perhaps done as much with the staging as could be done. 4 ence yelling. and is /ecogniied as the best theater orchestra The costumes, by II. Mahieu & Co. and Mary Blackburn, arc in good 4 HUNDREDS on the Pacific Coast. taste, but not strikingl.v novel or bizarre, and the scenery, built by the ♦ of rracker-iark Cross-Fire Jokes and Gags, which can be used for sidewalk eonsersaiion J. Van Sickler Co., and painted by Robert Law Studios, while good in J for two males and male and female. BURKE-GORDON SHOW CLOSES some respects is only fair in others. 4 Of the cast, Louise Groody dances better than ever and for a dancer f BESIDES other comedy material which le uaaful to iba rii*- Burke 4 Gordon Show pulW Into winter sings very well indeed. She can act also—and does. Mile. Tavie Beige 8 sauderyllle p^ormer. quarterv after playing a goossesses a voice of qualit;', Thomas Conkey sings and acts very well ♦ Remember the price of MeNALLY'S BUL¬ and Hal Skelley proves himself an exuberant eccentric dancer and low ^ LETIN NO. 4 la only One Dollar per eopy. IUiD<>i^. The eompony will rext for three weeks or will send you Bulletins Noe. 2, 3 and 4 for then will reopen in houses for the winter. A comedian. 4 $3.00, with money back guarantee. new top Wat purchased by the manager <>f tlie The comedy is ample enough, but by no m‘‘ans superabundant. Tn ♦ WM. McNALLY eumpany and it's a dandy. The meraliers of the fact one looks in vain for any dominant characteristic or character- ♦ ('eiujiany would like to hear from their friends, istics which served to put Fiddlers Three across in the face of the keen J 81 Cast 125th Street, New York who can addresa them at t'hestervlUe. 111. opposition ft is up against, consequently it has to be attributed largely 4 to the press ugentry of Nellie Revell. Her work HAS been clever.— 4 WATCHE. ♦ C. F. SMITH CLOSING With PlumInn's Comediant This Week Invrlld will l>e revived, and. during the sea¬ left a Mark mark iqioo the citizenry, and, as a son. several Shakes|H-nrean plays, in> liidiug The |i-ay for the erasing. of ricmlee’s Tomedlans states he will close the riioiis and running water in current week with the company and probably In .vir. Rentfrow's ease I am xurin, which, 4red is located at Hanta Crui, Cal., ami has SAN FRANCISCO by comblni-d power, can advance, regulate, as¬ two picture iKiuses there. He also has charge LANKERSHIM HOTEL sist and equalize for the betterment and fair of the liand at home. Jack Grltllfh. our stage FIFTH. NCAH MARKET STREET. FIRE PROOF dealing of and for Its members and the safe¬ director, has completed a new war play, entitled guarding of the paying public. The Girl From Lorraine, The play will be given C.ATERING TO THE PROFESSION Establish a clearing bonne and Insist that • trial as soon as Mr. Griffith gets his lopy- Green Boom for Free L’se of Mrmhera of Profmotoo. each associate bring 'liquid assets'* of artistic and moral ability to serve, to be fair and just, to WANTED QUICK FOR rec-Fqrnize the rights of others, to desire closer contact with ail people in al! places as equals FELDMAN & MONTGOMERY’S PACE MAKERS and to sacrifice pr-rsoDal advancement for the Two A-1 Cherus Girls. l>oUl mu»t lead numbers and be experleored; pn'frr one to put 00 numhers. Must >'m greatest common good. on wlrOL Yiar’s werk aud >eu get jour salarj' every week. Musical (omedj’ I’tople In all lines write, fan alwaj'S Macs A-1 pevifde Address By such renilttan>-es can they in turn be dis LOWRIC MONTGOMERY, Mana(w. wMk Oct. 7. Oklak Thaatra. Bartlaaellla. Okla. tribiited to ail individuals of the org-anization the jiositioo ind prosperity that Is theirs by earnt-st co-operation, which means a futiir*'. LAWRENCE DEMING THEATRE CO Yours very truly, Want quick. Rep. People in all lines (old people wire). LEON II. LOBENSTEIN One Time Treasurer Greene Opera House 3105 Summit Street, .... Kansas City, Mo Cedar Rapids. la., in the late ’>14 OCTOBER 12, 1918

buard from wrrlntf the j?reat amnsoroeiit world CHAUTAUQUA PERFORMERS DO ■nUcn they should be trying to get their work INC STUNTS up to date so they might get some booking that would keep them busy and keep them happy. It has been truly said there is nothing so Here is a seorit: The way to invite attacks Interesting as people. Some pisiple are more in¬ ui>on oneself is to attack others. That Is a teresting than others, to he sure, but there are Facts About Who Wants To Merge and Why They good rule. That is why we never attack others no people who are not interesting. One feature if there is any way to avoid it and get done of the great Chautauqua movement Is the de¬ Want To Combine Why Others Don't what onr Judgment seema to dictate to us should velopment of community interests by bringing be done. Lyceum and Chautauqua people who people together that they may know each other Want To Amalgamate arc right now so busy attacking the show peo¬ better. ple, theatrical folk. The Billboard and all others Peoi>Ic as a whole arc interesting, and hence who are not of their way of thinking ebould the individual must be Interestiug. Every hu¬ Wc arc certainly pleased with the re.vl in¬ not whine if they find that these forces turn man l>oing has some peculiarity, some eccen¬ terest shown in our discussions of the ]iro|>o8ed uiK)n them with the fury with which right al¬ tricity, If you will, of vital interest to some ?-.Oon,000 Lyceum and Chautauqua merger as ways attacks ignorance, arrogance and pure cns- onr else. These peculiarities manifest them¬ we have tried to bring the ilevelopments to the sedness. selves in various ways. It is <'allo(i personality. front. We hope that all will f.-.l free to write We have preferred to go on helping the gov¬ It Is well we have these peculiarities, these us their oiilnious. I>-t's lie hi:: i-iiiuigli to discuss ernment as best we could. We have not even eccentricities, because they stamp us with In¬ these things among otirsilie.. listened to stories that seemed authentic and dividuality and afford our friends something tn more than ordinary incriminating in character. laugh at. One of the Joys of life is laughing Here i.s a thought that slioiibl in- ki-id in mind We have kept an open ear and an open eye. bnt at the foibles of others. We feast on the follies —who wants this nierg*T': Is it seiiospue who wo have kept a still tongue, for we have felt of the other fellow. Wc luiigli at the wild ■.rants to let IiMWe of sonieihiiig whii'h they have that wo are at war with a great, treacherous gesticulation of the Italian or tlie Frenchman and want to get rid of? I- it someone who foe. We are fighting entrenched power and during a very ordinary and simple conversation; wants a good position aiel thinks he sees a wrong. We have tried to help President Wilson we smile at the clatter of the Chinaman or the • haiice liy this new comliiiu' to get it? Do realize his dream that be might send forth such struggle of the German or Swede trying to ex¬ iliose who arc doing 0. K. want to merge? We an aggregation that would justify bis belief that press hiinscif in English. All this affords one would like to know these things, for they help DO army and navy ever before assembled have amusement. Amusement is something we all to point tile reason back of these talk.s as noth¬ bad more conscientious and painstaking thought need and must have. The method of seeking it ing else can do. We oni’e beard an evangelist given to the protection and stimulation of their affords amusement , to the onlooker. The lor several niglits preach about how he was con- mental, moral and physical manhood. In this staid Judge or the solemn eollege pro ■rrrtcd. lie wound up his series of sermons with work We believe that our great President was fessor finds his amuM-maiit in playing * lecture. From the Stage to the I’lilpit. AA'c right when he said that the Commission on golf. Some of U( laugh at the idea of ssked him some real questions after his lecture Training Camp .Activities Is representing the anyone finding amusement in building np s little and w’e found that hls conversion came at the governmenr. pile of dirt, placing a dollar ball on top end end of a starvation period trying to be an actor This Isn't a government of the lyceum. by the whacking said bull with a yurd-long club, -vjik- —be had hiked over the lies, walking from town ehautauquas, for the managers; it's an effort to Ing half a mile to find It. and then do the same to town, until his shoes were gone and his feet thing over and over for half a day. were all rut to pieces by cinders when he dis¬ get all our pe<4tle to unify their aetione and their efforl.s so tliat our' work of training and covered he was “called'’ to preach. It seemed The peculiarities of the individual is pn>bahly drilling our boys to be soldiers will »>c effeetive. strange that he laid so much stress on his actor manifested more in dress than in any other way. life and so little on his ministerial work. He So the morale at homo will be unified. Charles Diekens appreciated tills fact, and we Iircached as tho Edwin Booth had etepiied from Since tile lyceum and Chautauqua is looked remember his great eli«rai-ters by their pecu a big run to the pulidt. W'hen we know the upon as ao integral part of our national de¬ Ilarities of costumes rather than by what they facts they give us a better basis of reasoning. fense we have had the one thought In mind in say. We never think of how Shakespeare’s f^o with this merger. Let's gkIet to show dresses his characters in full view of the audi¬ Go right on preparing your work, and do the l>eneUts of all of this activity, and here is ence. and his most interested spe<-tators art' the Just as you would if you knew that things what Lee F. Ilanmer, who is in charge of the children. Their pan-nts nia.v be Interested in would remain Just as they are. That is sense. camp music, has to say about singing: the humor of the work, the quaint sayings of We know a number of attractions who say they "A singing army and navy is a military no the characters or the literature, but the children are not going to do anything while this war is ressity because mass singing is a powerful are most interested in the grotes<|uc characters on, but wait until conditions get back to normal. stimulant to a high morale. It not only spurs and the queer costumes of a past age. It is like They might as well wait until the bicycle cornea (Continued on page 58) (Continued on page 50)

CHAUTAUQUA PERFORMERS DOING STUNTS

No. 1—Irene Timme as Micawber. No. 2—Frances Clow as Mrs. MeStinger. No. 3^-LyU Lofgren as Bill Sikes. No. 4-Marie Day as Sam Weller. OCTOBER 12, 1918 T ti e 0 111 b o a r <1 21

THE LYCEUM COURSE Janiisry 1; Dr. John A. Cray, January IS; Ul- lian Kiog'^dorf Cv.ni-prt Company, February 27. The Lyreum Cooree, which I* to Im- lield at MiH< Mildred McCormick and Mr*. Frank Dun :!ic High School this year, promii^a to be by ntng. iMilb tc.icher* in the Gary find.) public ir the nio!>t intercntiDg yet luunugol by the THE ONLY BALLAD EVER WRITTEN *chc»>ls. liave given up their XHMitlona to travel I iiiillc arlioolii. Without any change in the price for flu- Itedpath l.yi’eum Bureau, covering Can -f -Hseon lirketa an attempt ia being made to THAT FAVORABLY COMPARES WITH ada. civc the public ten numbera inatead of Are aa Tlie pi kin Civic I'nion i* one of the Brest of ! cri'tofore. In onler to do thla the rki>enaea, of live Illinois organization*. The t'nion will pre iirac, have la-en Increaaed conalderabiy. By a TOSTI’S “GOODBYE ” sent tile following *trong oouive for tbie *eason: lirg r aale of aeaaon ticketa wc eiiie<-t to offaet Moutiigiie l)|MTa Company. Maud Balltngton t IThe price of tickets will remain at $2 Ibs.tti. M. Beryle Buckley, Washington Jubilee I r adults and $1 for children. Singers, Dr. Frank W. Gunsaulus and the Krneat The niinilara wili coiieiat of; rastelluccl’s tiainble Conclltana, the SliulH'rt Sextette. Annie De- One of tile sad pieces of new* which wa.* \ iiitt, I’rlvate Krnest I.ovell, C'a|>taln Itobi-rt brought to the I. L. C. .\. Convention was the 1 . Kinch. the Bertha Famer Comimny, the Welch story of Dr. .Vdelbert D. Clark’s suicide at hi* oiurtct. Mra. Ilnrriet Bird Warren. Marie Van home at Charles City. la. The cause of bis act tia,tcl and I»r. A. W. Kvaiuf. is unknown. Dr Clark was a well known Chau¬ The above coiirae is booked for Bonham, Tex, tauqua coDimitteemun. lie had attended a num¬ "■lie facta aa stated here were taken from The ber of our I. L. A. conventions, aud was an I'jierlte, imhliabed in that little city. active Chautauqua worker, was a member of FOREVER the s<'b(M>l board and was aI.»o a memiier of the c MeftssU«t Church. He leaves a widow to tnoum PERFORMERS JOIN Y. M. C. A. hla loss. Chief Capaulican. who is well known on the liuring tile I. L. C. CoDTcntlon .V. L. Plude, Chautauqua platform, is playing the Palace wlio ia now doing serrlce with our overaeas force*, IS A Theater this week, and bis Chicago friends are nas in attendance and did much valuable work making duily p.lgrimagos to that Temple of as a recruiting officer for the Y. M. C. A. Monius. Ami>ng thoae who bare already slgneil up to dc William McCormick is busy helping win secretary or entertainment work are: Eugene the war with his sch. Muncy paid to the Mutual that they have ever enjoyed. The volume of Chautauqua Bureau was $1,110.70. After paying ORCHESTRATIONS IN ALL KEYS their business ran 35.49 per cent ahead of tbn incidental expenses there was left in the treas¬ same period last year. They are 10 per cent ury for 1910 $.VI.30. l ast year the cending the summer and winter would like to hear from chautauqua singer* per¬ in the City of the -Vngels. dividing his booking be- sonally and help them to select a few songs I tweeu appearing in photoplays for Ince, Fox from the Artmnsic catalog. Miss Clark saya ' Film Corporation and the Universal. A versatile the .\rt catalog includes a variety of popular, genius is Davis. He says be la headed straight semi-popular and high-class songs from some of for France next. .Xnotlier star for the managers* o'jr Is-st composers, and many well-known con- | aervice flag. cert and vaudeville singer* are featuring them Lawrence Tom Kersey, one of the veteran now. Their offices are at 145 W. Forty-flfth Community and Convention Singing representatives of the lyi'eiim, is ranching near street. Gate, Ok., but spends bis winters In Oklahoma's LED BY capital, promoting his first love, the lyceum. l.ook thru the I.etter List this week—there may be mall for you. EDWARD G. ADAMS PLATFORM PUBLICITY EXPERT. PRODUCER OF ART ADVANCE CIRCULARS. CHARLES A. RAGE SCHMIDT BHOTIIKRS. DRAMATIC TENOR. Coevrightfr*. Ariists. Eiiftavers and Printer*. VOICE I’LAITNO A.ND COACHING. WAUACETUTTU 6.18 Federal Street. CHICAGO. ILL. DiT’-' tor Chautauqua Freacbert' t^artet. Mr. Tuttle Is booked solid up to December 1st. After that he has some open time, which may be available for the very occasion which you HARRY J. LOOSE may want to make an EV’ENT. Wallace Tuttle led the community singinK for the recent International Lyceum and Chautauqua Conven¬ Chicago Detective whose message is a Chicago Conservatory tion, held in Chicago, and his work has the highest endorsements pos¬ revelation to Tax Payers and sible. He Is an etflcient, enthusiastic musical leader, who has the ability Good Citizens. Address REDPATH BUREAU, Chicago. Auditorium Building, 9tti Floor, Chicago to set every one else to singing. Address ))e -(•ecialize in Music and Dramatic Art for Grand Oiera Send foe catalogue. Care THE BILLBOARD THEOBALOl CONCERT CO. 35 South Dearborn Street, CHICAGO, ILL. OLE THEOBALDI. Violinist. Wanted, High-Grade Talent HELEN KELLER. Pianiste. LADIES AND GENTLEMEN. LILLIAN CASE. Contralto. ' rr,tti|( Musicians write for Talent .Vppllcatton Blank. 418 Athenaeum Bldg., CHICAGO- LOUIS 0. RUNNER. SM7 Sautli Bauitvard, Chica**. LYCEUM AND CHAUTAUQUA NOTES PREPARE FOR LYCEUM AND CHAUTAUQUA NINA B. LAMKIN DEARBORN SCHOOL OF I'irei-tor cf Cctirse Which Trepare* itupt. H. J. -Llvis, cf the High School, East 2; Judge Ben Llnd.sey, December 10; Filipino LYCEUM ARTS PAGEANT DIRECTORS. PLAYGROUND WORKERS. St. Louis, Hi., held a drawing for the reserved Singer* and Players, January 14; Six Musical ntni.LRD R DE YOUNG. Director. PHYSICAL SUPERVISORS and seats to the lecture course. «tarting Septemlwr Guartlsmen, February 10; the Wworth I.eagUe and Christian Endeavor J. Wilber Huffman of Wayncsbnrg. Pa., is a GERTRUDE PAINE SiK'lety of Zanesville, O.. will hold the People's member of the Woodlawn Male quartet, which Musical Humorist STERLING BATTIS Lecture Course in the City Hall. The following is touring for the Redpath System. He left for Have some open time for Lyceum 1918 IN LIFE PORTRAYALS. nnml>ers will bo given: William G. latvelle, the opening date the middle of September. The and 1919 fiecltiixing on the ebaractevs made Immortal by lecturer. .VuvemlHr 21; .Mrs. Marion FuIIou Fisk, company opcn»>d on the I’aclflc Coast. Charles Dtekens. cartoonist, Ihs-embcr 5; The Saxsonians, Jan¬ We notice that the Redpath Bureau has the Address 1136 East 64th St., Chicago. uary 5; Burrell K. Ford, electrical wizard, foiiowiog puff in The Chautauqua Weekly, pub¬ January 27; The I'lerce Players, February 17; lished at Chautauqua, N. Y.: "The Redpath GAMBLE CONCERT PARTY the Cordova Concert Company, .kpril 7. Chautauqua is the Ixst of all the many ebautau DR. STANLEY L. KREDS quatt DOW serving the American people. Altbo Business and Community Building ARTISTS A. D. Farrar, social and entertainment secre¬ tary at Camp Devena, Ayer. Mass., is doing some there is no connection betweeo the Redpath or Lectures. Hooks direct by Post. very excellent work in bis new field. His any other traveling Chautauqua and the New EXPERT ON SALKSM.XXSHTP. Davis Theatre Bldg., Pittsburg, Pa. bureau exiMTlencc has well fitted him fur bis York Institution; ncvcrthele.** the Redpath is 2229 Andrews Ave.. NEW YORK CITY. work. doing in a fine way the work of the mother I.yceum Course booked at the Devon Club, rhautanqua in carrying giwd news and noble LEE FRANCIS LYBAR6ER l.uke, Md.. for the present season includes; ideas to thousands of the American people." CHICAGO OPERATIC CO. ECONOMIST AND SOCIOLOGIST, Col. E. H. Ix>ugher, Just returned from FVance, Supt. Jas. Weshoff of Malvern. Ia., announced THE COMPANY FOR LYCEUM AND LAWYER AND LECTURER wilt oi*en the course OctoN-r 11; St. Clair SI* the course for the coming season as follows: CHAUTAUQUAS Columlda Male quartet, November 6. Dr. A. I'npular Lei-ture* for Great Oaraslons. ters, October 23: John B. Ratto. .November 21; JOHN B. MILLEB. Masagor. Cliloaaa. AddrsM sirs Blllbaard. Chieai*. the Montague Light Opera Company, December II. Ilarnley, December 6; De Willo Concert Co., 047 LakMldo Placo. tern in the United States and prior to his enlist¬ MuRic and George Chadwick’* Jndltb were »nn(t CAMPANINI'8 PLANS STOCK RESIGNS ment was conductor of iKdh Hand's All-American by Louise Homer, iMabel Garrison, Emma Rob¬ Rand and Hand’s Orchestra. erts, Frances Nash, George Hamlin, Reinald Elaborate Seaton for Chicago Opera Werrenrath, Arthur Hackett, Milton Synder and Company RABAUD REPLACES MUCK Edpar Schofield and a chorus of -iOO. I>r. Ar¬ From Chicago Symphony thur Meea conducted, with Thaddeus Rich and Boston. Oct. Cr—Henri Itabaud. French com¬ sixty players from the Philadelphia orchestra. poser and musician, has accepted the con- Exonerated of Charge of Sedi¬ dnetorship of the Boston Symplinny orchestra for the season of 191-8-’19. This word 'wae re¬ AMER. SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA tion— Other Resignations ceived today by the Symphony trustees in a Expected—Americans cable message from the Ministry of Fine Arts New York. Oct. 5.—The American Symphony in Paris, which said also that M. Rabaud would Orcheetra, organized and managed by native To Replace Aliens re.ich Boston early In November. For the laat players, has Just elected Sam Franko a* con¬ five years M. Rabaud ha* been one of the prin< ductor, and will play its concerts Independ-

Ghicago, Oct. t>.—The most widely dis- ussed tofilc in musical circles is the trouble that has OVID MU8IN arisen among members of the Chicago JJymphonj Orchestra over the classifii-atlon as an alien enemy of Frederick, A. Stock, its conductor since Theodore Thomas died thirteen years ago. and the cliarge that several members hare Is-en guilty of seditious remark* and disloyalty. The ; charges against the conductor are not that he \ is disloyal, bu^ that he has never become : naturalized ana is. therefore, classed as an alien enemy, having been born in Germany. .\fter the findings of the Department of Justice were submitted to the trustees, exonerating his alleged sedition, Mr. Stock was asked to remain at the head of the symphony coin pany, but he declined and tendered his resigns tion, which wa* accepted. In his letter of resignation be blame* himself for his emha- rassing predicament, asserting that he came to this country twenty-tlve years ago, deserting his native land because he disa|>proved of the autoc¬ racy and militarism of it* government. He sought this country not only to make his living, but to make bis lioiue. and be has grown to love tlic country of his adoption, amid whose air of freedom, luioyancy and generosity bis spirit breathed. lii>. art develoi>ed and flowered and bis dearest hot>es were fulfilled. Yet be cause bis Interest was more artistic than po¬ litical he omitted to take the step which would have given legal effect to what has long been a spiritual accomplishment, that of being aii Ameroan. In accepting his resignation the trustees praise Mr. Stock for his many Anieri can activities, such as all American programs, replacing English fur German at rehearsals, hi* FOR THE LIBERTY LOAN instructions to his men to support the country of their a'loption and the tribute paid the Star New York, Oct. 5.—\ total of wa« Spangled Banner In hi* I'estival March, an-l raised at a big Lll>erty I/oan meeting Tues-lay slate the grief at his resignation is lessened by night at Carnegie Hall. The largest single the fact that it is but for a short time, when subscription was for l.'iiat.iaa) fr-au the Vic¬ they will weliome the return of Citizen Stock. tor Talking Machine Co. Caruso ami Galll Eric De Lamarter has been chosen Mr. Ciircl soil ^olin M'-t ormack sang gratuitously. Stock'* successor pro tern., and his official title Heifetz, the young Russian violinist, pliyetl: will be assistant director. He I* one of the John Hedges made a spleudld spee<-h, an-l best known of our American musicians, a com ITyor’a American Band »upplleo Sclusil of New York City, and formerlv head of the TloUn depWtllMDt Of monic Or-'hestra. of which Jais|urs Grunlierg is relieves the Chicago Symphony i»rciie*tra of a the Knyal CiHiservatory of lAege, Belgium. conductor, opened Its season 0<‘tober 1 with most emltarrassing situtation, yet it does not a New England tour. During the season It clear up the trouble, as there are several other cipal coiidiK'ttTs of the Graml 0|HTa in I’aris eiitly. The |>orsonnel of the organization la will tour Pennsylvania, New Y'ork and the Mid members of the famous organization whose res¬ and also has done much concert work. His en¬ made up of young men of faith and enthusiasm, die West as far as Chli-agu. It has four ignations are lieiug clamored for. but the gagement lirings to an end negotiations in whose aim Is to give New Y’ork a self-govern¬ New York tsmeerta at .keolian Hall during the trustees do not want to demand these resigna¬ piogn-ss sin-e laat sitring, when the internment ing group of traimsl musicians, placing them¬ season. tions. as such action would terminate the his¬ of Dr. Karl Muck, the former tsinductor, made selves at the diaiMwal of those who wish to en¬ torical orchestra, which is one of the best, if necessary the selection of a su-’cessor. gage their services for spei-iat k the life NAMARA 8INGS AT HIPPODROME colonitiira soprano. Galli Curcl, N-gan her season time of Theodore 'Thomas to build up the organ- AN ALL-McDOWELL PROGRAM ill Wilkes-Barre, Pa., the laat week In Septem¬ New York. (h-t. 5.—Margiierita Namara, (Continued on page 59) New York, Oct. 5.—Violet Ewart, an Austra¬ ber, re|M-ating last year’a financial succesa, as primu donna, of the Chicago Opera Company, lian pianist, is now in America, where she will not only was the house sold out, but hundreds will sing the Marseillaise, Gouiioiid’s .Vve Maria give a series of All M<-Itowell programs. Her were turned away. Coneert engagements for aner «. for the benefit greater part of the season will be taken up with of the canteen division of the Mayor’s Commit¬ Now York, Oct. 5.—The American {Society of tee of Women on National Defense. 1920 MAY FESTIVAL STARTED the Chicago engagement at the Auditorium. Singers inaugurated a series of Sunday night popular concerts, beginning {teptemlier 20 and SOKOLOFF FOR CLEVELAND Prower Symons, choirmaster, has begun the TEN OPERATIC WORKS continuing thnout its engagement at the work of picking voice* for the kfay Festival to park. Florence Hinkle, Ruth >liller. Viola Nikolai SokoiofT, formerly conductor of the Ih- held in Cincinnati in 1920. MeniN-rsblp to New Y’ork, 0<-t. 5.—The works of ten operatle Robertson, Henri Scott, Craig Campbell and San Francisco Symphony Orchestra, and who the May Festival carries with it many a'lviui- masters will N- given In a series of ten operas Carl Formes preseated an operatic concert pro last summer i-onductcd the Cini innati Summer tages for the unknown singer, as an opiairtunlty liy the Musical Department of Hunter Oillege. gram. Max Gegm, cellist, was instrumental OrclicMtra at the Zoological Gardens, has been is presented by which Individual educatiou may each emphasizing a distinctive feature. The s-'loist. with Henry Hadley conducting the or- engaged by the Musical Arts Associatlou of be obtained. Among works to he done st this first of the series, Alda, was given Qetober 3. < licstra. Cleveland to organize a new symphony or<‘bestra festival Is the Trojans »f Carthage, by Berlioz. in that city. ARRANGED SALOME MUSIC ARMAND HAND AT GREAT LAKES YOUNG AMERICAN PIANIST ALL AMERICANS New York, Oct. !>.—The speiial music In Cliicago. Oct. 5.—Armand Hand, son of New York, Oct. 5.—While still in hit teens, connection with the F'ox screen production of Cliicngo's famous bandmaster, Jolinuy Hand, Worcester, Oct. —.Vmerican i-omp^oiers and Frank Sheridan, the young American pianist, Salome was arrangeil by tleorge M Rulien i< Baniliiiaster .\sslstant to I.leiit. Sousa at native artists furnl*heaingest and best bandmaa- festival last week. Henry Hadley’* Ode to at Aeolian Hall October 8. Street Theater. OCTOBER IE, 1918 Ttie Blllt>oarcl 23

QATTI-CA8AZZA Promises Surprises at the Metropolitan CONCERT NOTES IRVIN MYERS Nrw Tork, Oct. S.—Qatti-CaNazii, of tho MriropoUtan Opera Company, promlacN some M'ry iotercHting BurprlaeH to operagoera in the The Paris Conservatoire Orchestra will make A woman. Ihira t,arl:ind. is concert master of Voice Culture Ti'ung American women be baa engaged for tbe iIts American debut in .New York at tbe Metro- the famous Loudon promenade concerts. .\n<>ther preKent eeaaon. All bin hopranoH and meaao- IIMilltun OiM-ra House Tuesday. 0.-tober 8. Ida Divinoff, is to play violin in Detroit's Sym¬ M'l'ranoa are American born. Alice tientle'a «»tto II. Kahn has recently rccelveil the deco¬ phony Orehestra under Gabriiowltsch. 2465 BROADWAY etetdy riiie to fame la well known; Keglon of Honor. Samson and Delilah, with Caruso and Louise held ber own in Naplea. com|>eting witb famoua Herbert E. Hyde, I'omixmer, organist and su¬ Homer, will be the season’s first in the Metro¬ NEW YORK native aingera; Margaret Komalne'a auceeaa in ^ perintendent of the Civic Music AsHoolation, politan Opera, November 11. Campaiiini plans ■•(leretta blda fair to be repeated in grand opera. ( Chicago, has coiii|Hme,l iucidcntal and entr'acte to revive it, with Carolina Lazzari. Phone Riverside 4848. Of tbe otbera nothing ia known, aa they have ,music for Stuart Walker's new play. Jonathan Coincident with the anuotincenient from Mary had no atage experience: nevertheleaa. Impreaarlo ;Makes a Wish. G.irden that slie will not return to .Vmerica nductor, olTera an entirley dif¬ Tbre,' more distinguished artists have piared Alfred Hertz, for years conductor of Wagner cago. October 27, and Milwaukee, October 20. ferent program than prcTloualy given. The themselves under .he management of llaeneel for the Metropolitan Opera, and now of San opening concert, liecember 3, will be a revi¬ The Minneapo.la Symphony Society, Emil Ober- & Jones, namely: Mme. Srbumann-Qeink, con¬ Franciai'o's Symphony Orchestra, plana for the hofTer, isinductor. will open its sixteenth season val uf Wolf-Ferrari'a La Vita Xuora. after ^ tralto; Klorenc-e Kaston. prima donna soprano season programs that will not contain works by 1 Friday evening, 0<'tober 25. Ihinte'a poem, and two choral wurka by the of the Metropolitan Opera Coropany, and Franrla any living tierman. i Rianca Saroya is rapidly becoming an expert late Lila Boulanger, On tbe Bnrlal of a Sol¬ Marlennan. tenor. William Beard, the baritone and teacher, h.'s | drummer, and soon no Daughter of rhe Regi¬ dier and Tbe Uymn to tbe Bun, will have tbeir Paul .Vlthouse, .Tmeriran tenor of the Metro- Just returned from an extensive tour witb a ment will be such a perfect ■wielder of the initial preaentation in thia country. Handel'a ' IHditan Opera Company, ia booked for a Western male quartet that took him over a great part sticks. Meaaiab will lie given De<-eml>er 1*7, Beetbo- , lour t-f seventeen concerts during October, and of the I'nited States. Mme. Margaret Matzenauer. leading contralto Ten'a Maaa in D March 7, and Bach'a St. Mat¬ baa also offered his aervirea for patriotic pur- F. Wight Neumann announces a formidable \ of tbe Metropolitan Opera House, with Frank La imaes in 'onnection with the Liberty Loan. thew ra>aiun .\pril 17. list of artists who will have Chicago ap|>e:;r- Forge as accompanist, will appear in a 'ong Joseph Bonnet, the organist, and member of ances under his management. His season will recital at Cohan’s Grand Opera House, Chicago, tbe Paris Orchestra, who has been in America ROYAL ITALIAN GRENADIERS open October 31 with a recital by Paul .Mt- Sunday afternoon, November 10. fur kome time, was largely inatrumental in per¬ house. one of the principal tenors of the Metro¬ New York. Oct. 4.—Tbe famous fighting Royal While William Wade Hinsliaw is impresario fecting arrangements for the .Imerican ttuir politan Opera House. Italian tirenadiera Rand of (jardlai, whose ar¬ and general manager of tbe Society of American of this famous orchestra. rival at an Atlantic port la expected momen- i The Chicago Fmleratlon of Musicians has or¬ lahl.v, will give two concerts at the I^exington INSTRUCTION IN SINGING ganized a Vigilance *'ommittee for the purpose Theater Sunday, October 0. Thia noted band AND of routing all kaiser lovers from musical orgaui- haa l>een la aervice in the Italian Alps ever zntiona. Joseph Winkler, .iresldent of the !ocal DRAMATIC RECITATION aince the war began and thia ia the flr'la<-ed In the handa of a conductor other than a I ferent iperas given. Frenchman. Ovide Musin’s Belgian Virtudso School of Violin Blanche Slocum, protege of Mary Garden, who sent the young American to Europe for instrm'- ESTABLISHED IN NEW YORK CITY 1906. PAULIST CHOIR POPULAR lion. will be heard in Chicago (b tober 10 for iitanip for Hlutory of the Belcten *V*hool. Addreae OVIDE MU8IN. 51 W. 76th St.. New York City. the first time in public. -Xew Tork. fs-t. 5.—Tbe PaulUt Choir, under the dlrr<-tion of Father Finn, attracted lovera (>f CINCINNATI’S NEW MANAGER niualc to tbe Palace during ita engagement XSIANINA ^ ~ laat week. The organization conalata of M*ven- r. Thiele, for several years man.iging ,ll Indian ^^easzo•Soprano_ ly-flve, twenty of which are boy aopranoa. rector of the Dayton Symptsmy ilrchestra. sue I^roy Wetzel, during tbe choir's abnence, ia The Indian Girl upon the story of whose life was based ceeds Kline Roberts as manager of the CIn laiay In Chicago developing new and old mem- Charles W. Cadman’s new Opera cinnatl Symphony Orchestra. Mr. Rol>ert« I'cra in order that the choir can alway* be kept takes jp federal work O<’tober lo. The new up to ita high standard. SHA-NEWIS .nanager baa had fur years imisirtant relations Recently produced at the «ith 'he Cincinn.'iti Symphony and enjovs a CISNEROS SINGS ANTHEM large acquaintance in musical circles. METROPOLITAN .OPERA HOUSE, New York New Tork. (ict. 6.—On tbe afternoon of Oc- Engaged for the tidier 4 Madame Claneroa. dressed in an over ONCE CARUSO’S PIANIST seas uniform, sang the Star-Spangleen engaged by thee oratorio societies. HamlcI and Haydn, of Boston, the New York Orat-T •• RUSSIAN SYMPHONY and the Tbicago Apollo CInb, to sing ilandel'H IRCIL Messiah on December '27 and Decemls-r 29 re Opant Oecambar 10 SPECIAL INSTRUCTION IN apectively. Mr. Middleton haa 'iing tl.e Messiah over two hundred times in the siurse ^’cw Tork, Oct. S.—The Russian Symphony I of bis career. will open Ita season In Carnegie Hail with a PIANO TECHNIC, EAR TRAINING •eriet of ten coneerta, beginning Oecenaber 10. I . Miai'ha Ellman and MIsi-ha I.evitski are amoag i USES AMERICAN COMPOSITIONS the aoloista engaged. and SIGHT READING ADVANCED PUPILS COACHED IN fhlcagn, Oct. 5.—Conductor Wild of tbe STARTS CONCERT TOUR Aisdlo Musical Club gave a program of Amerl can part songs at his opening 'oncert in ;he ^vw Tork. (V't. 5.—Josef Rosenblatt, the — RECITAL PROGRAMS — rotunda of the Municipal Ider recently. 8e»- Jewish cantor, starteii an exIenHlve concert For Catalogue Address I era! gnmps of songs for mixed, as well as for •iMir carrying him as far west as Denver, with I female an,| male choruses, were Interpreted a recital Sunday uftermsia, Mtcml>er ‘Jt*. at MRS. A. M. VIRGIL, 11 West S8th Street, NEW YORK j and several Chicago -omiiosers were represented. the concert of the llumaullurlan Cult, at the I among them ilon>wski, .itla, Prother>si, Oarpen lllppodromr, with Max Rosen as vlollniat. ' I ter, Stork and MacDermid. 24 T li e B 1111> o a r <1 OCTOBER 12, 1918

They lack special knowledge, they lack A buyer never would get a decent The lady was with Norman Friedenwald in My lionoliilii Girl Co., playing Butterfield Time intim:ile understandinK and they lack seat at a good show if it was not for last March. close acquaintance with the ditliculties the agencies. If thU Kbould i-ome to the attention of Fred and complexities involved. Ilargcr, or of anyone knowing of bis where He is rarely in town for longer than atiouts, kindly get in toueh with Mrs. t)U BillfilDard Tltey can not weiph the ri^rhts and a week. He does not know what the Harger, 1314 Porter stn^et, D«-trott. Mich. THE SHOW WOKLD ENCYCLOPEDIA wronps of those concerned nicely, they shows are until he reaches the city. Would like to know the whereabouts of Dick can not appraise the merits of the He can not order liis seats in advance Darting. Write Art Rogers, care The Bill¬ The Rillboard PublLshing Company, board, Cincinnati. .special contentions of the various and he can not siiare the time to tour W. n DONAIiDSON. Anyone knowing the whrreaNxits of Georgie Itiirties interested skillfully, and, con- the tlieatrical district, making his pur¬ Boyles or Georgie Bryant kindly get in touch PUBLICATION OFFICE: setiuently, tlieir judBmeiits are very chases at the various box-offices. with Lixzle Vaughan, llackerville. Ok. The Bi^^oard Building, 25-27 Opera 1‘Iaoe, likely to be ruthless ratlier than wise party left his home about three years ago and Cincinnati, Ohio, - - - - • U S. A. t’nder the present system he can is thought to be with a traveling comiiany, or just. Long-Distance Telephone, C.mal 5<)t>5. ascertain what shows he wishes to see Verana Williams—Your mother is in a critical Tlie ticket evil—and it i.s an evil and Private Exchange, connecting all departments. immediatelv upon arrival and in live condition and Is always asking of yonr where¬ Cable Address (Registered), "Billrboy." a llaK’'ant one—should have been abouts. Your wife became a mother while or ten minutes secure or order seats you were gone and she and the child need your tlire.shed out witliin an associiition of for every night of his sojourn. support. Your wife. Anna, wants you to re those immediately concerned. turn and all will b<- forgotten. .Vnyone know nuANni oriTCKS: Who shall say that the buyer is not I!ut wlien these will not act to pro¬ Ing of Williams' present address kindly com NEW YORK a theater patron and entitled to every niiinii’ate with Mrs. .\nn Williams, 1640 D«dg<- tect their interests then the public or strt-et. Clevelaml. O. Broadway and F'ort.v-fourih Street, .second floor bit as much consideration as if he lived The addresses are wanted of Bert Kidder or Putnam Bldg. Entrance. Itit.l Broadway. the press or tlie authorities will, and in New York? nerl»ert Clark (last address was IIM Taylor at., Telephone, H470 Bryant. that is liow District Attorney Swann Would not your levelheaded business San Francisco). John Claussen or Clanbart Pr'v- has been drawn into tlie tipht. CHICAGO man be glad to see that, if anything, ducing Co. (last address, Phelan Bldg., San Franclm’o), Mr. Vivian (last heard frojn in Cali¬ CMlly Building, Monroe and Dearborn Streets, the buyer got a little the best of the fornia). Lynn Osborne (last address. Elks’ Fortunately be and his aids are a Telephone, Central 8480. break with the citizen? Club. New York City; be appeared in Her Un¬ ST. LOUIS clearseeinp, temperate, considerate and born Child), Glenn Crawford (last address, MU careful hunch. Tliey will not use I’rus- ford, Utah: be had out The Natural I.aw>. Gamble Bldg., 620 Chestnut Street. Please communicate with Charles Sumner Hayes, I>ong-Distance Telephone, Olive 17^. sian metliods in cleaning up the situa¬ Nine-tenths of the feeling and bit¬ 208 Eighth street. S. W., Washington. D. C. tion. terness over the ticket premium thing W. (’. .Smith—McIntyre and Heath played the SAN FRANCISCO Georgia .Minstrels thru the South about twenty The aBencics, which are a real con¬ is due sclely to lack of understanding, oat Humboldt Bank Building. years ago before starring in The Ham Tree, venience—almost an indispensable ne¬ and here again the managers are not which was on enlarged version of the minstrel SPECIAL REPRESENTATIVES: cessity—are to be spared. That is they blameless. afterpleee. James McIntyre was born In .knrora, Kan-as City. 1117 Commerce Building, Tele¬ III. phone M. 3a57. Baltimore, 024 Eguitable are to be spared provided the theater They have not all been open, frank Dearie Stanton—Yon are requested to get in Building. Telephone St. Paul I ITl! Wash¬ managers co-operate with the offices of and candid with their patrons. touch with . 47 Pi«t Buililing. Phone the District Attorney, and it is de¬ Some, indeed, liave not scrupled to Main .'UtOT. Philadelphia, 11.17 Westmoreland yon. Street. Omaha, Neb., 216 Bramlels Theater voutly to be hoped that they will. share the spoils of speculators, and Will John Cooper or an.vone knowing his Building. Ixmdon, England. H Rupert Court, At this writing one already has re¬ others have generally preferred to fol¬ whereabouts please write to Tony C. Edmonson, Piccadilly Circus, W. Paris. Frauce, 121 Rue U. S. S, Montana, care Postmaster, New York. Montmartre, Tek 222-61. sponded. low a policy of reticence and silence.

ISSUED WEEKLY and pnlrrpd as semnd- I ''lain mail matter at poat olBoe, Cincinnati, Ohio. Marriages ADVERTISING BATES—Twenty-five cents per line, agate measurement. Whole page, $175; AAiBCRN-CAMPBELD-P. O. Ambum and half page, $87..50; quarter page, $43.75. No THE HOME FRONT Hairlet Campbell were uiaiTlepeared in many plays In New Remittances should be made by post-office York. or express money order, or registered letter, •ddressed or made payable to The Billboard di.scouragemcnt to our enemies. Its success means American vic¬ GRAY-WALTON—John Gray and Edna Wal¬ Publishing Company. ton. leading woman with tbe Daddy Long-Legs tory, Prussian defeat. Comiiany, wore married at Toronto, Can., Sep¬ The editor can not undertake to return un- tember 26. Mrs. Gray’s name in private life •oHclted manuscripts. Correspondents should was.Edna Alberttne Lohnhoff. keep copy. The fourth loan is the fighting loan, the soldiers’ loan. JOllDAN AMENT.V—William J. Jordan, trap The Billboard reserves the right to edit all drummer, and Elodla -tmenta, slack-wire advertising copy. walker, were married Si-ptember 20. They are with Wortham Bros.’ Sbows. There is no reason on earth why, when Vol. XXX. OCT. 12. No. 41 The Empire Theater, which became HOLLIS COOPER—Melvin Hollis snd Bessie celebrated in this country under the a manager or a producer has achieved Cooper, both with Walter L. Main’s Circus, were married at Easton, Md.. September 26. twenty years’ control of Charles Froh- a great popular success, he should not MEGOS B.kRGEK—Dan J. Meggs, who has THE BILLBOARD’S SERVICE FLAG man, began its annual season on Mon¬ advance his prices and enjoy the re¬ the cabaret show with the Bernardl Expo. day night with Cyril Maude, the Eng¬ wards thereof. Sbows. and Edna R. Barger, bis piano player, tel te IE3 IS3 It. Ej Fu It? t'i P 1 were married at Rupert, Id., September 18. lish actor, in The Saving Grace, and the There would be nothing at all unfair ite l!a MELNOTTE-VAWTER—Claude Melnotte. tbe following announcement was printed or even uncommendable about such magician, and E. Louise Vawter. nonprofesaion- IS3 conspicuously in its program; procedure. aU were married at Tacoma, Wash., Soptembi'r Ite But it should be done openly, boldly and candidly. AVben resort is had to STOJOWSKI-MORAI.ES—Siglsim>nd Stojowski. !te SPECIAL NOTICE pianist and composer, and I»ulsa Morales were covert and hidden ways the public’s Fa The seats for this theater are sold married in New York October 2. suspicion is aroused, its distrust en¬ STYLES-BROOKS—Harry Styles and Haiel Ite to the theater ticket agencies at the gendered and its wrath follows. Brooks were married In New York September 4. te! tel regular theater prices. Both are with Yankee Doodle Boy Due Company Throw wide your doors and windows. No commission or bonus of any WOI.F-COOI.EY—Fred L. Wolf and IJllian Ite tel Let the light in and you will let the kind is exacted and the agencies Cooley, both members of the C. A. Wortham tel ite heat out—almost all of it. Shows, were married at D*'s Moines, la., Sep agree not to charge more than 50 tember 17. tel ite A little discipline administered by cents advance on any ticket pur¬ WOIjF-NOEI.,—Bryan Wolf, musical director the Managers' Association to the few tel tei chased for any performance. with the Frank Rich musical comedy company, offending and willful members will and Blllle Noel, sonhrette with tbe same c-jm- te- tel Written notice of any overcharge dissipate the balance of it. pany, were married last week at Blackwell, ttk. I* ’■ 1^ will be gratefully received by the But disciplining managers is a Job management. Fa for managers only—an association of Fa managers. Births tel If the other houses fall in line and teiteite!teiF'te te'ite'P.i adopt the suggestion as openly and Born to Mr. and Mrs. Edward DeGroote. a willingly as The Empire the agencies girl at Des Moines, la., September 21. Mr. De- Readers’ Column Groote Is now doing character leads with Cbas. will be saved and so will the situation. A. Slawson’s Stock Company. Bom to Mr. and Mrs. Allen Fisher, a seven- Oscar Courtenay—Write C. A. Lomas, in care pound daughter, September 25. Mrs. Fisher is Editorial Comment What the public does, not know is of the New York Billboard office. known professionaly as Neva Gre«"n. Richard E. Kanking, or anyone knowing hla that the agencies are entirely legiti¬ Born to Mr. and Mrs. M. II. Hughes, a son wbereabouta, please get in touch with bla at Tampa, Ha.. September' 27. Mrs. Hughes If the present crusade in New York, mate, serve a very useful purpose, and mother at once, as very im[>ortant government Is better known to the profession as Little Pearl mail awaits him. which is directed against theater ticket charge a very reasonable fee, commi.s- Clark. Lew Gordon and Midge Carroll with to inform speculators AND AtJKNCIES, affects sion, bonus, call it what you will, for Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Boh Hall, a se Mu They should have grappled with the If the business men of New York seum. Bowery. New York, is requested to write Aubrey Lomas, in rats: of the New York Bill problem and solved it themselves long only knew what a boon the agencies board office. since. are to the buyers from the provinces Margaret Fairfield—.Should this come to your OBITUARIES ON It is always dangerous to let out¬ alone they would rally to the support notice, or to anyone knowing her wliereaboiitH, PAGE 58 communicate with her cousin. Bud Radcmaker, siders handle matters of this kind. of the agencies. Signal Corps, Main Station, Great I-akes, III. I

OCTOBER 12, 1918 Xtie Billboard

~ -'tr^‘f* K'’»'"P tlw workitiR auortunlty I led blm to b»'licTe an entindy dif ^ ^ c52 construction. W. J. NIXON.

I M k (IW M A l A \rC 1 ti:n""r;s;L«raVu.d'rcb auenrn M Tb'e W |fl^l|ll I^V 1*1/11111 i l\ 5 Tennessee State Fair at Nashville with his V j 1*^11 1\^ Jl MiTVl * LJ Jn magic and fire eating. Capasso also lectur<‘d on ',■) Hacic^Magicians__ WAT -WWW WIBE^ ni various pit show attractions.

K.' Wniniiir^ ..I ByI I ■! WilliamWI illiam ^..j. HiHilliarlliar ■■I—III I I nir * Carl J. Stilwell, the wizard of Springheld. O. Ixiiiis Shcrwln. one of the best known drama!i'- ,...... ’ has het-n silent too long. It is to be hopt-d that 1 Addnaa all eoniBunicatlonaeonmunicatlona for thlithis column to WLUJAMWLLIJAM J. muJAR.ITILUAR. care orof The Billboard, .. ^ , .. ki.iai ko i critics in New York City, is no longer dramati- he has n<>t forgotten his talent since he founJ Putnam Bulldina.Building, New York. .. ’ i 111.tor of The tilolx*. lie’s on the other i-idc Mrs. Stilwell. | -- • - t t t I of the fence now, having accepted an offer from Nicolla, the world toured magician, is in nsim that he wished to see me. I Immediately The Blands, Will and Knid. will ojen on a Samuel tloliltisb to become general press repre- New York on some mysterious mission. Nlisdia risiuested the stage muoager not to (M-rmit him tour of tl;e Urpheum fircult at Omaha, Neh., ] sciitat-ve for the tioliDvyn Film Company, and . , . » . J __.nn.iA. ““ stage, mat I woiiiu come to iiie stage in«)r looks the very picture of health and prosperity. ““."If,,*? **’"* * would come to the stage d<»>r o«-,ob.T ‘JT. They have been featured on all it is said that the salary attached to bis new , , , ‘ „ bills in the Middle West. Bland wanted to do ’ jHisitiou is the envy of his newspaper colleagues. t' f' * Tliere I met BamlM*rg.Banilx'rg. lie stated the punxwepur|>osc k..ii. . ...a.,.!-- v.., m. «ie. ...i.i vmi • The closing of the Bouton theaters on accimntaccount of his vi»itvisit was to seeiiresecure the s«-cret of n cu.sel**a.'*rl illiisitin.illiision. anilami the duck vanl'^hvanish f«'rf'T .Most.Mwt of the Nashville amateur magii-iausma^ii iaus are ThursThurston on U«-lhad -Urtedstarted too do a big business aat thebe , D. W. (irittlth's Hearts of the World, the or¬ a I'roiiiinent iH*rfornier in niu((ic. now in the service of Vncle Sam. but they are Majestic Theater in the Hub fity, was tough iginal I'bicugo company, now touring Illinois. In vl**w of niy former pxrHTienee with him I dlsroverinff that their knowledjre of magic in cn Howard. He will oiwn again at Worcester, flatly n-fused to discuss the matter. Tin- Inter , valuable a.ss,t in the army camps, They are Used to doing big things out in Los Mass., Hctolier 7. view lasted th.in nve minuteu. Bamlierg . , a Angi'les, and from the (xe-ti aril view of the t t t then saw the icrformance from the fnmt of ’ ^ .Vudituriiim building received from Jack L. Kegardlng the duck vanish i-ontPiversy the ***•the■ iHUise.Isuise. tiwing to an accident—inaccident in on-—to ".Vn active amateur" writes: "Will you , 1. » At 1 nnnther performer on the Idll the day previous please outline a thirty-minute act that may be Winn tiicy don't ciuiccde auytliiiig to the Sast f.iiowiug letters e|u-ak for themselves; , , , I bad cut out my fowl effeets. usingUKtne thethf* pigeonuLffMin ,aii,.n .are of in a suit case?" Thanks, I will in the way of agrii ultural achievement. The ‘‘'^ept"‘*:«.''BVlH. by'"Bambe'rg*’ I-Cormanee witnessed • suggestions -Vudltorium is said to 1«- the largest reinforced My Hear Hir: During my engagement at Keeney’s and the | will aiipear in this column next week, concrete buildings of its kind in the world, and Kepljing to Pat Casey’s letter publlshisl in natbiisli theat.Tstheati-rs in BnviklynBrnA>s yonryour conscience tell you that you hare done S n saowed me this trick when I was in Kng- of the Auditorium Theater and Jack L. Winn yoiir level best? If not—step lively. land in 107. but 1 <1« not think that be ever BamlxTg knew the stage manager, who | y’ur level best? If not aseistant manager. UM-d the trick In his act on the stage. I re- thoight Bamb<‘rg an.l myself were on frlemlty , t t t Willinl D. Coxey, well-known cln-us press marked at the time that I tliougbt it very terms, and grantcil him a gre.nter freedom of Tlie Society of .kmerican Magicians has de- agent, is the new manager of tin- press bureau clever and asked Kotiinson If it was one of his the stage than is usually given to visitors. ' idisl not to use tbe $4 OOt) raised at a bimefit ..wn tricks. He told me the idea wa< I-amls-rg also had a frleml with him who he i ' .a" o . a • t i. , » of the Division of IHms. t’. S. flovernment, at la- Boy’s, but he had built the trick for asked iM-riiilsslon of the stage manager to Is 'actlaet November for the Soidety’sSoidety s hospital fund. someone Ase. There isn’t a doubt but that the permitted In the front entrance and watch the ! as originally planned. In.stead it Is going into New York. Coxiy is known as the "clrcnx trick baa been considerably lmi>rove0 c-ents to $1.00. Tours very sincerely, -V short time later I played the Flatbusb accomaccomplished, when slie disappeared the other •Vrtbur Oliver has resigned as publirity di¬ WILL BI..VNn. Theater and Bamberg came to S"e me tbe „i.,i,a nl-sht, was the greatest mystery he has ever en rector of the Frank .V. Keeney Plcturi'e Corpora 'The .Vnstralian Illusionist. very first night, and asked me to come to hi* ! ’ borne the following day after the matinee, a* i connticonntered in his life. In fact he has not solved tion, a |H>sition he bss held since the organiza¬ Lynn. Mass.. he wished to show me a few new m.vgical effects it yet. tion was i.tunched. He has not announced his Bept. •.'7. 1»1«. he had coostructeil. etc. I ronsenteil, and calleil t t t plans for the future. My Dear Mr. Hilliar; at bis home in natbiish. I eaw at once my mis 1 Mock Sad Alii, assisted by Dorothy Wood, is Mr. Bamberg’s communication of tbe 31st take in calling, for he got right down to business Walter .S. Duggan is now "somewhere in presenting his clever magic thru Nebraska and has rome to my atti-ntion. and I wish to take on the Duck Vanish. France” The former Cohan 4 Harris agent til's opportunity to state that the "duck vanish" He pleaded so sincerely for the secret of con- Wyoming withw ith the m structlim that I evplalned the illusloo in detail. panT. The writer once had the pleasure itin petent Judges pending their decision, and it and Bsmtierg pnx-ured a |x-ncil and paper and <’ross. Win. of enjoying tbondy a half Wallie Decker visited Cincinnati last week is neither my desire nor intention to review the began making a sketeb of It. Here be became ahead of Jack Norworth’s Odds and F.nds, Vfrs. mass of evidence now in their hands, but. aside very much isuifusisl, f.>r as he did, he failed 1 (Continued on page 33) Ilei-ker sju-ul the week in ClD*-innati with from this particular phasA- of the i|uestion I Wallie. She is acting as press representative do wish to say a word from a ixTsonal stand for the Chicago branch of the Stage Women’s l>olnt. War Belief and doing excellent work in be¬ Mr. Bamberg’s letter is apparently designed half of tliat sterling organization. to prejudice the readers of your sduran by In .V. T. H. IK-mps<-y. managing dlrei-tor and pub- nuendo. for be very giiardA*dIy states. ’’.Vs far llcity purve.vor for Blackstone. the magician, as I know Nixon never Inventeil a triek In his anil his road attraction, is in New York 1 Ity life, and I believe he i-op ed his Illusions.” at present for a slay of several w»-eks, arring- These statements are not particularly con B. F. Keith’s Circuit iiig for a new route of return dates thru the vlncing. for at the most they are no more than West aii'l South. Bamberg's opinion. But they are Ixdh rldicu K. K. .Meredith, who Is ibdng press work for lous ami absurd, for I bavi- s|M>nt the past four the West Virginia Council of Ix-fense. did the months ronstmctlng and designing new effects advance work for the War Yngiby Train tour at my studio at Lynn, Mass. of Theatres ing Dial Slate 'n the interest of the Fourth Furthermore a list of material is on file with l.ilHTt.v Isian. The train made four exhibits the Protected Material Ih-parlment and the A. PAUL KEITH, President E. F. AL6EE, Vice-Pres* and Gen. Mgr dally, and with many trains off it took some N. V. A. Club, which will enable me to pr»*sent hustling to "keep ahead." a new act each year for SA-veral years If I never A. A. Powers Is doing the advance for the invent another effect. UNITED I’m So Happy Company. Mr. Bamberg Is the seventh—or Is It the sev¬ enteenth?—generation of niaglcinira. and 1> iin 'lonbtedly an experienced magical theorist, but BOOKING •MAGIC TRICKS It does seem as tbo he conld have adhered more for poiket. parlor and stag* to fact and less to fancy in breaking into print. Tznxwt assortment In the wrrld- Let me call your attention to wbat' actually OFFICES ■niurston's Book of Perkta Tricks. '•'nnened at tbe Proepict Theater Dei-ember '.JR. 25r. Book of Card Trickti. Me. UMI. postpaid. Send 3e stamp for 50- Permit me to advise you there was no occasion pace illustrated catalog Lanm for the use of 1.^ Boy’s name. Bamberg called 220-pace Illustrated Professional YOU CAN BOOK DIRECT BY Catalog, 25c Money rvfunded It the stag'- door and sent word to my dressing with flml 11 order A. P. FCL8- ADDRESSING S. K. HODGDON, MAN. Deft. 12. HS 8. Stats Booking Manager of the UNITED 8t.. Ckloags. III. SurresBor to A. Rnterberg. 3'^ MAGIC OFFICES MAGICAL APPARATUS Send 25c for “Grand Cat¬ pfX Feature Acta In Mind Reading and r Sidriluallsm. Igrse st.-s-k Best Be F. Keith’s Palace Theatre Building alogue,” 300 pages. 600 g''’\ uiialllv. I’Tompt slili-niitits lane engravings. Tricks. Illu¬ 11 Illustrated Professlntial Cstaleg. Iftc. NEW YORK CITY sions. Ventriloquial Fig¬ CHICAGO MAGIC CO. ures. MARTINKA A. CO. D. 72 Weal Adams St.. CHICAGO. ILL. Estab. 1875. 493 Sixth _ “MAGICIANS” Ave., New York. ✓ . U|%m\ VVe are the 1{R.\1V>T'Al' AT LIBERTY AFTER WEEK OF OCTOBER 7 9 TRRS for IfandculTs. lag Si Irons. Mtll Bags. Strait* MAGICIANS Jackets. Milk Cans. and. ,, ^ in fact crerythlng in the MaC'C^I Apparatus. Handcuffs,-Mail I ~ ape Line. Larxe. new Illustraird Catalogue, whirh THE JALVANS Bags, Milk Cans. Stiaight Jackets, ''-vj . ' Amusement Ckaods. Large Catalog l-si rontalns a coinplete line of Noveittes. TrtikA. COMEDY ORIENTAL TRICK JUGGLERS. TOP SPINNERS. BALANCERS. MANIPULATORS. ETC. luxalea and lllnslims Just off the rrtws FCKK Mailed to You TREE. the oaks magical CO., Peat. 54«. Othkatk. Wli, iT'-sIng the sumraer season with Wooden’a Bon Ton Tmt Hhow. Wuuld like to Join a good week-stand show THE HEANEY MACIC CO. Otskl* • hfUk. "it- for the winter aeaanu. For reference. Mr. J. A. Park. Manarer and Proprietor of Wooden’a Bon Ton Co. Not In drs'; .V;dri-.-3 THE JALVANS. Cart Campany, G. P. 0. Box, Riehmond. Virginia. Be a Magician or Man of Mystery HORNMANN'S on the Stage Large salaries paid in Vaudeville WANTED FOR CLARK’S BIG TOM SHOW I'nmplele instructions foe klysterluus Jlandcuff Es«-spe. HV-. Catshame. 3c TAYLOR COMPANY. 3520 Un- NEW MAGIC T*po|il** in all lines that double B. & O at once. On account of the draft and dis¬ coln .\te.. E St. I»uis. Illinois. for IlhiMrited IJM. S' utarop appointments is the cause of this ad. WBnt Stage Manager, B. & O. Leader HORNMANN MAGIC CO. and I’eople in all lines at once. Tickets? No. Address MGR. GEO. S. CLARK, BARGAINS IN MAGIC Sta. 2. 470 Oth Avt.. NEW YORK. P. O. Box 19, Olcott, N. Y. <»ur new ■’<' page list Is now out It’s free. SILYEY I’roifMimial Catalog. lOe Hinill Catalog. FREE. A RCIIDI'N MAGICAL CO.. 238 8th SC. S Bostuo. We buy or rarhange Second-Hand Apparatus. EVERY TIME YOU MENTION THE BILLBOARD YOU PUT IN A BOOST FOR US. Massachuaetta.

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p«ir of diumnndti fmm 0. \V. thi' A big Htiiiinicnt "f unakoh and a pair of Uss rauvaaman. says he doesn't care UUISd CANVAS cessful One—Winter Quar¬ anything at all about playing tls>se mountains again—the ground is too bard. George says ters at Havre de Grace, the mountains come up too close to tbe surface. In Ouray. Col., It was lmi>osslble to find a lot. Carnival Tents Maryland so we were eomi>elled to erect the big top over Send fo' Catalog and Second-Hand Liat the main line track, one telegrai)h [stle, one side track and one oldtime switch eight feet high, as well as ocrnpylng all of the dejKtt plat¬ The "Governor" announced g'«id news to the form and one street, and there was no room J. C. GOSS CO. 4 K. W. ELECTRIC GEftEKATiNG SET members of the Walter I.. Main Shows wbeu be for tbe slde-sbow at all. Kver.vlsaly spent a Portable type Kr and a- GORDON IRON CO., CHICAGO HEIGHTS, ILL slstant press agent: gan Hearn Is hand- Phone 562. CARS ,T. Roblns.m, su'sT- ing tbe lateet Intendcnt of .\nnex. 1 war maps, but be Mrs. .Yndrew I>ow- ““ ^ says the ‘'boys’' are nle has the candy driving the Hun One 68 feet and one 72 feet; stands, assisted by SI back so fast that her niece. Florence his maps get stale staterooms, kitchens, baggage, I>rake. and Sallle ^ ' m his hands. We Hnglies and several " arc now boosting etc. Just overhauled and both butchers. .\nncx — the Fourth IJt*erfy Harry (Bascoiiil Mc- first-class. Cullongh. Princess 3 Pullman Stateroom Cars, 70 to 80 Pertenia. James Ik. bond every day as Shropshire and wife. ft., steel platform sills. .Vlbert Karis> and runs, Th** Red Cross wife. "Cuban" Mack 1 Combination Club and Baggage and wife. Channey Van Valen and wife. street corner recent- Car, 78 ft., steel platform sills. Tile Scott Band Samuel Kramer. Perev Burrows and stopiH'd long enough "Wlilftle" Crossett. to buy everything SOUTHERN IRON & SHOW TENTS, BLACK TENTS, CANDY TOPS, .Vniiex No. ll—Chas. - . - X: offered for sale MERRY-GO-ROUND COVERS F. Curran, manager. f =(one wagon Mad of EQUIPMENT CO. Performers—llolcum And Evtrythini In Canvaa. Sand tor Catalof. Family (41. William ATLANTA, ... GEORGIA Wnllett and daugh¬ ter, Melvin H must wife and son; Bates Animal Keeper and Trainer Mr. McMahon waa formerly eonnected with the our tickets or our and wife. Bessie Yankee Boblnsoo Cirrus. He la now- a private In bank roll will. We tkjlier. relialde Man who knrm* liuw to train LIONx Cowden Vernon Ott, the 139th Infantry, somewhere In France. exiH-ct t'l stay out TlGKK.x. IJlOPAlUtS and PI .MA.x. and who know, Bert Fisher. Theo. at least until Christ¬ bow to take rare of aiilmala. Permanent, ileedy Joli ST. LOUIS TENT AND AWNING CO. C r e o, "Cheerful" mas and don’t fore¬ to giwMl man. .xtate all when rvplymg- IKtR.VKs Market Stiaet. . ST. LOUIS, MO. Gardner and J-phn W. Davis. Band—Henry see any obstacles so far to pn-vi-iit It. Welt. ZO<>Lt. IU>T TRAI.NFO) BO.MXG KA.NGAROO IN AMKIl Mrs. Downie has had a very go'id season wltli ICA. Also TURknC GKdFPS TRAINIU) LIO.V.S. tl.\i; Texas Snakes, Iguana.a, (Tilneee Dragons. ParriWa her cand.v stands, the eicrgeto- Sallb- lluglio- The tour of the Pacific Coii-t was a very suc¬ and Animala for Pit Khowe. .AU. Poieonou, GKorp LEOI’ARItS. O.VE GROFP ri MA.W. Will being an able assistant; Mr. l!arris<-n deserves cessful one fur the Greatest sh-iw on Earth. Bell to responsible thowroen on part time If you hare a Snakes fixed to handle. Prices reasonable. Prompt The death of Chad Wertz was a sad and sad¬ ahlpmenta at aU ovden. iTedlt for getting the crowils ilit-i the Annex, rf the show business at |ireseiit. Me THREE 60-FT. STOCK CARS seller, who had been connected with the Yankee We recently learned of the death of .\rt Jar¬ Is in the bee industry at Palo Alto, Cal., and IMiinson Circus for many years, oci-urred re- vis. the well known Barnuin elown. F-ir many la doing welL SEVERAL SLEEPERS leiitly. Mr. Kolb met wltli a serious accident years .\rt was a member of Clown .\ll“.v and all While at Santa .\nna. Cal.. Kinko entertained ALSO STATEROOM CARS the fore part of last month while tlie show was ills friends were greatly grieved to liear of bis many of Ids clown pals at his home in Orange, touring Iowa and was sent to his home at New passing away. FOR RENT OR SALE among them being .Myron Orton, Mr, and Mrs. Clm. .Minnesota. He died fp-m tlie effects of Charlie (liaplln. famous screen comedian, was VENICE TRANSPORTATION CO., Nels-'ii, Bee Jung, Ib-rt I.amsuD and Paul and the accident Seiitemlier b. He was a memlier of the guest of Freil Bradna at the n'ght perform¬ Walt. Juiig. St. Louis, Mo., and E. St. Louis, III. the OsHwatoinie (Kansas) Isslge of Elks. ance at l-os .\ngeles. Mr. Chaplin spoke very highly of the Greatest Show on Earth and re¬ At Ikoiglas, Arlx., many oldtimers who are marked that never In all his life had he sei-n In the army there visited tbe show. Gntver CHRISTY HIPPODROME SHOWS an arni.v of funny clowns such as the Rarnum Misidy spent most of the time with the Jung A Halley Shows has this season. brothers and other friends In the dre;,slng risim. FOR SALE .After several long Jumiis. playing four States Frank Cook is doing some wonderful work, ■Vt San Bernardino Kinko left the show (■• Two well-mated black Mules (three years old), one in one week, the shijw finally arrived at .Ala¬ lie has registered several hundred men with Join a big musical comedy. Frank Kelley and mare and one horse; unbroke, but gentle: 13 hands; mosa. Col., where our e(|iiipment was |iarked tills show for the arm.v and deserves much credit Charles Rcyd Joined "clownland" for the balance wrfaht." SSO. This team is suitable for show purpost-s. and the entire sts.w moved onto narrow gauge In doing so. Mr. Cook Is authorized by General of the season at the same place. Address L A. DKTCRON. Carrollton, Illinois. (1>. .A R. G.) cars for a toiir thru the mountains. Crowiler and Is certainly doing bis bit. Jack D. Carson Joined at I*ortland. Ore. Jack The Christy Show was the first to make this Tile Loyal Order of Moose. No, 3.">, held Its Is a stetison of Charles Ruffy, the well known trip for seven years and it sure was aome lour meeting at the Terminal Hotel. Fort Worth. clown, and the writer b(dleves the former 1« SNAKES, ANIMALS as well as some business. Two engines were re- Tex.. <'n Sunday night of our stay there. Frank following In the latter's footsteps. GILA MONSTERS. DODGING MONKEYS, ».-)0 each. uuired t'i move the train every day and several M. Kelley bad the honor of becoming a Moose. Richard Grlttln, formerly of the Great Sail MDNSTI K MONKCT. a regular MAN EATER, a very moves required three engines to climb the We .ilso had the Isiimr of having our old friend tell, la clowning with the Rarnum & Ballcy strong i-it feature. *ino .Ant Bear and Kangarnoi,. mountniiis. .At Durango we tiirmsl several and Brother. Ed Jenks. with us. Ed spoke of Shows. .Vltho of large proportions hi* never BERT J. PUTNAM. Buftalo. N. Y. liuudnsl |ie-pie away and canceled the next several g«B An we packeil them to the ibsirs again. Manager during his sjieech Itrokc down with emotion. geles to try and enlist In the aviation corps. Christy hn1 a pleasant suriirlse sprung on him He was enthusiastIcnily applauded. Jack Snell- Ira Mllleft has been on the sick list, but Is Show Outfits here when he was Intosliieed to F'rank Gabriel, Ing. who Is a life iiiemts-r of No. S.*!, also Ign¬ much belter at present. Send (or Froo Na. 25 Bargala Booklet, which dii- now a prosperous roundup ]iromoter. Frank ored us with his prest-iiee. Thousands of dollars' worth of Liberty Bonds plMos all fermtr nuoibars. did a roping act with the Christy Show ten Paul and Walt. Jung entertained Charles Hll- and War Savings Stamiis are being raflled olT R. H. ARMBRUkTER MFC. CO.. kprlRlfioU. HI. years ago. Mrs. Christy received a beautiful derro. the clown, at San Jose, Mr. Hllderro with thta nhtiw.—HERM.AN JOSEIIL OCTOBER 12, 1919 T ti e Billboard 27

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for its failure, chief among these iTing tho fact that it was not .a |>lay, hut a s<-rles of UNDER THE MARQUEE four seiiarate epiMsIes. and altho the authors JAMES had attemided to link these up with a love >7 CnCTJS 80U.T stor.v it fail.sl to hind them together. Further¬ more It bis ItaiTrsonation of the great lircuH will renuiin snuflr enniMnned in wnnter I showman was so true. »> lifelike and wj faith ■luartere at Toledo untl! it In. Mr. Spellman I fill and bis artistry ho great that hr alimist Is t'W knowing, loo wise, too astute a nbownian i World’s Greatest saved the show. to cxen conteuiplatr, let alone attempt, any i Hut that was the trouble tbruout. It was .1 |■lhef couwe. I case of almost (but not i|uitc) with every char- He iViu'n the idea of froulde with bin tru**ks ' acter. Incident and act. due to hia traJlem. polntins to tb.> fart that all And the real smell of the sawdust was tsd of bln are all Just double the ntrenxth. wriftht Head Balancer , there. and power of Ihone utilized h; the Coop & Inrnt Shown and his trallera Junt half an beavj. He 'With E. II. Jones’ High-Cla.vks Shows ■ . J-Jtwfty Bond (a atty-doiiar on* ) win (itea alno the fart that the trip from Cim liiiiatl ^ buy two miles of bandages. to Toledo, on which thej ntood up under eeery tent. Is poof rtmviusone of their etayinic and Ed Warner was In Wasbington. D. hauUns rai>a'itr. week. Albert Kiralfy han entensl the nunrter- eOEAT EASTERN HIPPODROME SHOWS WANT Ralph L. firable. formerly ba.ss player in the masler’n department of the I'nited Staten Army, band with Howe's Great Il(>n Show, has lie han' iMo-n naninateil against lj]>hoid, in¬ Account of enhirf^ng for Southern towns, Band Leader, Bass, TromlHine >>ined the colors and Is now stationed at C.xmp fluenza, etc., and In awaitins onlers to re|>i>rt Zachary T.xylor, Ky. He would apiireelate for dufj. and Cornet, or will consider organized eight-piece Band; Man to work hearing from friends. Dogs, Ponies and Goats; Performers, Clowns, Man to handle Windhorst Fd Hallard ban earned wide approbation and H. H. Tanimen sju-nt a week at the Naibrnal Capital recently. • nninirndatloo hj plarimr bln mammoth shown Lights. Ijon I.,acleade, wire. Don’t write, wire. at the dinponal of the ('hiraito bras'-b of the TTie South is In the rie'st prosperous eomlltlon .'^tske Women's War Relief. ALEX. C. JONES, Manager. this fall that it has lu-en in for years. With 1<7 doing South for a fall aeanoo he rould have Route: .Lsh Grove, Mo.,0th; Calxiol, Mo., 10th; Koshkonong, Mo., 11th; the exee|ition of a few drought hiirneil sections reroiiiTd alt of the Icwnen he nuntained hj jn Texas the iiis.pl.- of Dixie are srniidy billing rrason of rain, bad railroad service, lack of Truinann, .Vrk., Pith. in wealth. lalmr and the dlnantroun wrei'k. Hut patriotic lunnideratlimn outwrigheil alt The foiverno' of South I’anlina soiighl the others. FOR SALE—40-Horse Wagon Show, Complete aid of Ihe dirts-:,.r general of railroads to pre¬ Kinof vent shows entering Ilial State during the Well, we gnrsn po. .Now (41 the ma’n)A. liish Home, 12 bcAUUful SpoiUU SUeUsiul UoiiieA. Traiiii*d Animal "Spanish Flu" epidemie. luit was dinied. Then ArU to tialf of the show. Will Aril In iU etitirHy or half murcat to reaptHiaible aboamrn. A(lilreN.> be announced that he w-uiM i|iiarantine against Sparks Circus ami John Kolunson play rrvcral AL« F* WHCELCR. Wlitelef Bme.* Shows. Gootral Dollvory. Hoodortoiivillo. N. C. them, but here again the dittleiilly of proving of the name (owns In Ihe Carolinan, the Sparks a cas<‘ with the show was l■ncouute^e<|. .\t last iieJnic llmt In. The lT- would place Organized Baml. Candy Siamh and Ni rrliics for sale. Can also place man and wife for Orl- iug pieliire promoter and eililor. were held Sep- Jimmie D'Connell, who has been a balloon inlal Show. Idcta. N, M., Oct. 10, Laguna. II; Gallup, 13; Uolhmok. Ariz., It .tdilrrsw teiiilwr Jt* at M.rrilt Cliat>el. J'J.T F.iglitli avenue, nian with the Sells Floto Circus during the past CHRISTY HIPPODROME SHOWS. Ni'W ) ork Saliinlav, .Si*|»tefiilier W. Judkins siinmicr, has Joined the Yankee Rohln>>n Circus Hewitt. W. J. HIHIar. Walter K. Hill. Frank in the same capacity for the balance of the sea¬ I I'oiie, .Major T. .\. Criisv Kre.1 S. Ills friends with the ' turn to their home in Cincinnati in the mar "Yank" show wish him well. future for Ihe winter. Chicago early last week. His last engageuient and gent" clowns, rubes and comeilians. are in the aiiiusemeiit business was as piibllelly now making Shreveport, lai., their hraihiiiarlers. man for the llageiilieik-Wallaee Shows. I'red is doing special (biTemnicnt work for Ihe Rue Knos, the "fool eontortionist" with the I'uneh Whi-eler, veteran press agent of (he l'>iii-an Cracker Comiwny of New t>rlean«. They Yankee Hoiiinson SIh>w, has arranged for a nie« Yank)*e Uobinsou Circus, writes that in spite "Ji'ii" Morrow, well kn-'Wii In tlie elreiis world wish to Ik- remembereil to all Ibclr old friends route over the Ilohart Time thru Ihe Middle of Inclement weather business lias iTen bolding who has leeii asos-iate.l with Scrltin.T A Siiiit'i. with Ibdlmar Hri>s., Sells-FToto and their old West after Ihe elos»> of Ihe circus season. up nicely and Ihe season will pnwe a very Howe's Great ! ouiktii. I'rbo- ,V Jollies, Hiiekskia -iandby. the John Hohlnnon Circus. F>eil h.xs proBlahle one. He also states that the closing Hill. Sig Saiilelle Welsh Br..s.. Morrow's Over enllriiy rei-overed from bis rei-cnt Illness and James M. Ib-.xi-h. eontraetmg agent for the ilate is not yet in sight. land Sells .X Grey. Sells Kioto. Harnuiii .V Hal writes that be and Ibssllen will wclcsimc all Waller I,. Main Shows. eh>sed with that atirae ley and .\1 G. H.-irnes eir< us>-s. alw U «>p|h ii- friends, who will And them at IfClO F'alrfleld tfon at Front Ib'.yal. Va.. SeptemlH-r 'Js. and is Mr. Barnuiii. Ihe is>iii iiip d.v and Ihe l ew MeboS I'etiiie, Slin‘Ve|M«rt. where they are bounekeen- now at hi» home in Sem'ca Falls, N. Y. Harrison Hbmlles and Thomas .\. Wise, in which and C«de Younger e.trnlvals. tilling isislilon- .is ing. the latter apiH-ared In the title rt'Ie anil which general tiiaiiager. side-show manager, chief an¬ .\1 Faulk .anil wife (Texas Balu') and Master was proiiueed at the Criterion Theater, New nouncer and pri'^s agent, has elosisl aisdio-r Harold Hays, this season with Harry Hill's York, faileil to hit Ihe metro|s>litan fancy and In commenting on the I'aeiflr Coast tour of successful si‘as..n. during which he hail The Wild West concert with Ihe H.agenbeek-Wallaee was withdrawn Satunhiy night. September J8. Ihe Harniim & Bailey Shows Herman Joseph pleasure of making many patriotic spe.H-he>. Shows, left Chicago at the close of that attrae- There were many ginsl and suffieient reasons writes that everyone greatly enjoyisl th«' trip which greafl.v aidetlc and Stami>s and the raising of other war fund*. e'eryone Is working hard, purchasing Liberty STATKMKNT t»F TUB OWVfJtSIIlP. Management, CirculaTion. ctr.. ren. Dr. Roy N. Morrow, has iwen Honda and Thrift Stamps.” 21. I!il2. of The Hlllhoard. published weekly at Cincinnati. Ohio, for 1. 19ls a|>|s>iiitist lirst lieutenant In the Medical Con>« .state of Ohio. Cisinty of Hamilton, as. and Ihe former feels promt that he Is resjsinslble ,\t the close of the llagenlieck-Wallace Shows Before me. a .Notar-' Ibibllc In and for the State and County aforesaid, personally appeared 1 M. M. Henry. for one member of a elnus family doing bj» in Chhugo September 'M Mr. and Mrs. U.ibert who. haring tieeii duly sworn aoronilng to law. deposes and says that she is the Business Msnager of The Kill- till for I'uiie Sam and Old Glory. Morrow will Sllckney immediately arranged for a few vaude¬ hosnl Ibibllshing Co., slid thst the followliig Is. to the best of her kiinwlrdgj snd bolte/. s true ststcmeiit of rematii on his fann until spring and would np ville dates with their dog and pony act to he Ihe ownership, msnsgeroent, rti., of the aforessid publication for the date shewn to Ihe shove caption, reuuinsl pniiate hearing from friends. Ills address Is played before returning to their home In Cin¬ by the Art of August 21. 1912. rfflboillisl In Heetlnn 143. Postal I.aws and Regulations, to wit fare of XIornvw's I’et -Vnimal Farm, U. F. I>. 1. That the names and addrrssi-s of the puhlisher. editor, mauagiiig editor and business msahgrrs are cinnati for the winter. Mr. Sllckney was a No. 'J. Montagui'. Mich. caller at The Billlsiard olBi-e In Ctiietnnati last l•ublLsher The Hlllhoard I’ubllshing Co.. Cincinnati. Ohio. week. Rlltor W. J Page. Cineinnstl. t»hlo. Managing Fslltnr W, 11. Ibtialdsoii. Cincinnati, tthio. Former Euuestrian Hireetor Mayo of the Sparks Kusinesa Manager L M. Mellinry. Ctnelnnatt. tHUo. Show was a vl-itor on tlie "Yank" eirrus at l'•H■dles llaum-ford, th<- Kngllsh comedy rider 2. 'Hiat Ihe owners are W. H. IVnaldson, Cincinnati. Ohio. K. rts one of the best seasons he Hwurn to and aubacllbcd befonp ne Utia lit day of October. 1919. has ever liad during his forty years wtth the (Heal) CHAKLEH M. HJUt'K. Tom llibltert, clown with the Yankee Rob- (Oontinned on page 3'J> InsuB Circus, has In-cii called lo the colors and (My entwiwissioo eiplrm Deecanber 20, 1911.) 28 T 1:1 e B i 11 ti o a r d OCTOBER 12. 1918

hibit will travel rigiit along wiili dklulioma the o|iening tliere will lie many concessions and BRUNDAGE SHOWS CLOSE City. I lie log tikalulioijin Free Fair at .Mus¬ a “Jitney" dance hall. All i>arapbcrnalla will KENNEI^ SHOWS kogee follows and tlien eomes the Internation¬ be |H>rtul)Ie, thus making it easily and quickly Will Winter at Saint Joseph, Mo. al Wlie.it Show at Wii liita. Kan. Iiandled in transiKirtution.—J. ORTON I.IV The allows will is- on llie priio ipal streets of INOSTON. Hamburg. Lx., Oet. —Tlie 8. W. Brundage the I’eerless I’rimess during tlie big exisisitlon 8hovvn will bring Its nineteenth season to a iiiid it will lie tlie tirsi time in tlie history of Do Well at Omaha Ak-Sar-Ben I CARD KILLED IN ACTION close at tbe finish of the Fall Festival and that event tliat earnivnl attriietions will be Stock Show here tonight. liH-utei] on tile streets adjoining tlie iminense News from the front announces that Charles Tile string of Nebraska and Iowa fatra which Forum Building vvliere the exposition is held, L. tiard. well known in carnival circles as :i and tlie writer knows alisolutely tliat C. A. has just been finished proved profitable for alt Indications Point to a Record- singer and entertainer for the past fifteen attractiouv. Wortham was awarded the i-outr.iet for th.vt years, was killed in action “somewhere in Tlie show will vrtnter at the fair grounds, op- •■vent beeause of the niugnltiiile an*ite Lake Contrary I’ark. at St. Joseph. Mo., tlie attractions lie carries. Are you wearing tlarri'tt. Ind.. and had iiiany friends in the where splendid traekiige has Iiih'D secured from a Fourth Lila-rt.v lyoan luitton?—C. M. C.\SKY. Patriotic Pageants carnival world, his first venture being when the hlreel ear e railroad, draft and other a Feature singer of illustrated songs In traveling motion war coudilious the management decldetl not to INDOOR MIDWAY FOR CANADA pieliire shows with different companies. He go to the usual winter quarters at Austin, Tex., was also a feature of the late Nat Kelss Lunette this winter. Kitclienor. tint.. Can., Oct. -tbsTgo ••. Show during the early history of ramlval'-. Omaha, Neb,, Oct. 3.—Kinj? Ak-Sar-Ben and • ■■l’'>l>'’l I'hilip, of tills city, and well known Ilia royal aubjects reigned supreme In Omaha in Canadian theatrical cireles. will launch a EDUCATED PONY KILLED this week, and the city was thronged with vis¬ brand new idea in Canada tills fall in tbe shape WORTHAM PEOPLE MARRY itors all eager to participate in tlie ‘Jtth annual of an indiior midway, which will have its pre¬ festivities. The first big parade timk plare last “Itex,’’ the educated pony featured with miere in this city in the near future under tlie •Vecordlng to a telegram received by The Bllt- night in a drizzling rain, which, however, did .Ashlnirn'H Ib>g and I’ony Clrcua with the H. auspices of tlie lied Cross for a week’s engage¬ board Fred I,. Wolf, of Los .Vngeles, and origi¬ not dampen the ardor of the sl>ei'tutois, ant t.ie W. Cam|>lH'll United tvliows, was aeelilentally ment. .Mready several otimr cities and towns nator of the Underground Chinatown, and Lillian Ktreets along the route were packed to suffoca¬ killed at Miirphyaboro, Ill., Septemiver 'JS. liave iM-en Isxiked and a successful winter’s Cooley, of Chicago, and of water show fame, tion. The pageant this year was of a strictly both members of the C. Wortham Show*, The little animal was 19 years of age and bad business seems assur'd. Mr. I’lilllp has been patriotic nature, and was called The Answer were married at Des Moines, la., September 17. iM-en a member of tbe Ashburn equine family for Im-ated In this city for many years, having of the Alliea. The floats were wonderful, and The telegram also stated that Mr. Wolf had the past LS years. Little “Ilex” was a very owned and oi>erated many dramatic houses and conceded by all to be the most elaborate ever been drafted. oliedient and aci-omptlsbed worker ami bad ronstrueted for the annual event. The descrip¬ moving picture theaters in tiiis and other On¬ made a reputation thru the Central and East tion of the floats is as follows: The Allies' tario towns and cities. The writer will lie as¬ ern States, h.xving played vaudeville theaters Answer. The Spirit of America, laifayette — sociated vvitli Mr. Philip as |iress representative. lawk thru the I.etter List this week—there in those section.',, as well a* many parks and We've t'eine. Mars Forging Unbreakable Chain, In adiiition to other attractions presented at may be mall for yoo. fairs. For four years he was exhibited with I America Feeding tlie World. The Watch eii c I the Sun Ileus.’ Circus and for seven years wae lUiiiie, Undaunted France. Hall, Britannia; Italia ; a feature witli the Krail—' Greater Shows. laisf Irredenta, Desolate Belgium, The t .- i season lie was seen with the J. K. Murphy vaks. The Greatest Mother in the World, (iiir Shows and tlie fore part of this year with tbe War President, The End of the Submarine, 'i he Dorman &. Krause Shows. He was a thoro- Liberty Loan, The End of the Ilun. bred Shetland and in his younger days had won several Wue ribbons. He was also the pos- It has been suggested by prominent officials sesser of a handsome Vivliig cup won at one of that tbe government draft the floats and send tbe Eastern horse ahowa. them over the country to stimulate interest in eoming financial drives. Thursday oicurs the big military pageant, another big patriidic fea¬ ture of this year’s festival, and as this is the JOHNNY J. JONES’ EXPOSITION feature day paradt mn unusually large crowd is ezpected in the city. We did not leave Nashville until 6 p.m. Sunday, September 22, and arrived in Memphis The shows have been doing an exceptionally at 3 o'clock .Monday afternoon. Naturally we good business and despite two days’ rain are l(wt the Monday upenlng of the Arkansas, Mis¬ ahead of any previoos year’s business, and in sissippi and Tennt'ssee Trl-State Fair. .Vlso it dicatioDs now point to another record-breaking rained part of Wednesday and all day Thur«da>. engagement. The three pit bIkiws have lieen so we only had two days of givol weather. N'c' leading the van. closely followed by The tlardcn erthelees the business was pbenomenully large, of Allah. Animal l^bow, Autodroine, I'nder- and this year's ongugemeut only fell JJ.iYsi |„ ground Chinatown. Educated Uorsc and I.ilierty low last year's. Show, Secretary Frank Fuller st.xted that ihl* wa- The ferrls wheel engine was pnt out of com- the most successful fair in the blstoT.v of the mission on the first day. and it was impossible association and that the gross receipts from at¬ to obtain another one in the city, but Manager tendance almost reached that accrued last sea¬ Kennedy again brought his unusual ingenuity son. even with rgin on the big day. We bad into effect, and in an hour’s time the ferrlo many visitors, including J. M Ilusswurm. iiii: wheel was grinding away, driven by a lug truck ager Tennessee State Fair; Rob Hoy and Sam loaned for the occasion by the Nebraska-White Luens. of the Board of Dlreetors; A. H. Ge->rgt'. Auto Co., which had a display on the grounds. manager of the Mlssissippl-.Vlahama State Fair; The Omaha Bee saw fit this week to comment Mr. I’hli tett, concession manager of the Smit:i on the number of Elks on the show, carrying a Eastern F'alr at Atlanta; Mabel Stlre. manager nice little article he.vded Best Fellows in the Mississippi State Fair, and Miss King, her i* ■World With the Kennedy Shows. sistant: Johnnie Glennon. manager of the Flo Kobert Ireland, the »• II known Scottish Bag¬ Flo musii*al comedy; Walter Elolto, former ad piper, employed on the Big •! Side-Show, died at vanee agent, who is now connected witl t le the St. Joseph Hospital in this city September Sciiiitar-Nevvs, and Bob Mrl.aln and Sam Kam- 29 from a complication of diseases. lie was lar. both of whom are locntiHl at Camp Ibke about 60 years of age. The remains were ' .Vrk. William Davis has returned to his first shipped to New York city for burial. love, and has a “pit” show with none other The Fourth liberty lyoan drive was met by than the famous "Zip,” of Bamum fame, as the member* of the Kennedy show in the usual the attraction. Dakota Max has received word p.-ifrintie snirT heretofore exhibited, and one that his .vounger brother, who Is one of Per day’s canvas was sufficient to bring the desired shlng’s uii’n "over there,” has been wounded, results. Manager Kennedy gave everyone their but not seripu'I.r. Sam Reich was establishcl holdbacks and bonus money, and not one missed on the Mldwny. and seemed to do a “land-offlce” tbe opportunity of buying bonds with it. business -nlth dolls. Rennie .Vdler is again with Many visiting showmen were here this week. STORAGE FREE us. Questlonnal"es arc coming in very rapidly, Including C. W. Parker, Secretary Myers, of the FOR THE WINTER and ere long many more of the boys will b** Uncoln (Neb.i Fair: 8. W. Brundage, M. stopping away. H. W. McOeary, who Is In a hos- Oark. J. J. Todd and > others. Kansas City. Place yonr Band Organ in our new eoacrete plt.al at Meridian. M es.. baa nndergone sne building with aprinkler system. Absolutely Kan., week October 7 12. will be the next en¬ cessfiilly a most dangerous operation, and Is ox- safe. Special prices now offered for repairing gagement.—W. J. KEHOE. peefod to rejoli there. On Saturday night at Band Organs include free storage until Spring. Memphis the authorities pulled off one of their Send na your Band Organ and wo will im. “work or fight” raids at the fair grounds, .\bont C. A. WORTHAM SHOWS mediately furnish estimate for putting it in two hundred were “rounded tip” an<1 not one perfect condition. of those arri’sli'd was i-onnected with Johnny Write for special Band 0r{an literalure. J. .Tones' Uxis»ltton-not a “slacker” or “iillrr’’ In the issne of ^ptember 2S the writer re¬ In the .Tones 1 ne-iip. ''Gyp." the huge ele counted the poeeess that had attended “war ptiant. took a ramble tiiifown on Thursday night time” State fairs in the North; of the seem MANUFACTURING CO. Ttie rain loost'iied file stake to which she was ingly never ending flow of humanity who, with NORTH TONAWANDA. N. Y. chained, and ln'fore she was found she bad pockets literally lined with gold, wended tlioic destroyed nearly all the grab Joints, peanut reepective ways thru the grounds of the vari stiiiids. 4'te. Mr. Jones purchased a new engine oUH State fairs scattering the wealth that for the ferrls «In'el saw It on exhibition, and was theirs in their quest of recreation and said; “Send It over to mv office.” Patrick amusement; of how attendance at these fairs Irrle Firesfene Mnrid v and .Tack ^r 'riwall wen' exceeded that of any previous year and of tlie iiiui-h In evbleiiee at Memphis, as we.e niimerons breaking of every receipt record for midway others of the "eld M-hisil.” .\. H. RarkTey. oiir attractiona by the P. A. Wortham attraction* gereral ag<*nf. I* now In 1 os .\ngeles. and from where this same company was playing its third ruiiiors .Tohniiv J. Jones may have another of hl« at least, successive engagement. And the annual siinirlses t<* spring. writer asked. “Would the State fair.* of tii,. Well, are you all set to buy T.Ihertv Tamils' .Southland prove as golden as those of the ALLAN HERSCHELL CO., INC. ITow many, plensel Don’t talk so nineli; let North?” your cash talk for yon. You p'liieniber the old So far as the C. A. Wortham attractions are adage. “Monev talksV” Now. then, alfegetluT; concerned the first State fair that the company let's go.—I'D R. SAI.TER. played on Its Southern trip has answered in the affirmative. Oklahoma City was the o|>ener for the South and officials of the Oklahoma State ENDORSEMENT FOR DELGARIAN Fair have warmly congratulated C. .\. Worth¬ am not alone on the class and ealllwr of ti’.« Famous for their beautiful design and the many mnd- attractions, but on the wonderful money getting rrn Improvemints of merit. Patent horae hanxer Tlie following letter of emlorsement slgne<1 by crew of show managers on the company. On hooks, patent telearore under homes, rlear rlalfnrms, the committee of the Woman's T’nion Label Thursday night of the week the gross on the hinged centtrtmle. rreintersha't. eluteh. I rake, pul¬ T,eague, '-f Peoria. III., was handed Baba Del Wortham Shows had exceeded any gro** ever ley and gears rnostantly assembled, roller beartnaa. garlan, manager of the Garden of Allah with obtained by a eamival organisation at the ok wired for elcitrlc light, without loose bolta, quickly the Con T. Kennisly Shows, at the close of the laboma State I'air. Thursday wa.s a "riiny assembled, makes It TTrE PORTABLE machine cf recent I’eerla engagement; day." but in suite of that handicap the shows today. It’t a real attraction Don't overlook it “The nienitiers of our order having visited Write for particulara. grossed more than was gro.ssed on the same d:i.v yoiir show while In our city with the Con T last >ear. Tlie first Southern wartime Slate kennwly Carnival Company speak In the high¬ fair has lived up to tbe pace set by Northern ALLAN HERSCHELL CO.. Inc. est pralsi- of the morality of the show. We fairs and indicates that the balance of wish you siiecess and hoiie some day to base the fairs in the South where Wortham will ex¬ NORTH TONAWANDA. N. Y.. U. S. A. you with us again." OCTOBER 12, 1918

MRS. ELIZABETH RICHARDS, C. B. TURNER CLOSES Mother of Mrs. O. C. Odom, Dies at As Manager of the Barkoot Shows New Orleans, La. In a riyent letter to The Billboard C. H. illurk) Turner utatrs that owinK to the iirre.- In'* (leman'Is of his personal business be elosi-.I DOING HER BIT as manager of the K. G. Harkoot Shows at Mt. TRADE MARK. f-rmel. Ill.. September 28. Mr, Turner nU^ stated that his engagement with the Itark'"’! ' ganization was the most pleasant be has e\ ^ Ours Exclusively perieneed in all bis twenty years In the carni¬ val business, and his well wlahea go out t.< every member of the company. The Patriotic Doll TOM ALLEN NOTES FAMOUS BROADWAY SHOWS Knittinp for soldiers and .sailors. Has real action. P'itted Harry Bennett, manager of Cblnatriwn, left the show Septenilier 19 for Hot Springs. Ark., with real stet'l needUs and knittinp bag. Fla.«hy to he operated on for raneer. Mr. Bennett has dresv^ied silk riblions. Packed one in a liox. Fully un¬ been in the show husioess for the pant -lO years and la well liked by everyone. On acrount of breakable. You’re losing time and money by not bin illne^H this summer be was unable to get a great deal of muney and the members made fla.shing your wheel or grind store ei 0 CA Aat a rolle<-tiun for bis benefit when be left, which with Nettie Knit, dross lots, - - WLm nmeunted to $100. Buainesn at GreonvlIIe and Paris. Texas, wan SEND $14.00 FOR SAMPLE DOZEN. great amt everyone made money. Cotton In Kast Texan is very good and the prices are TOY and NOV. C0„ SOS Market Street, PHIUDELPHIA, PA. "iiky high.” PHONE. LOMBARD 3965. Jas. Callls has two shows this neasnn. enn nistlng of the Jazz M.nstrels and the .kmeriian Maidn, and tiotb have been doing well. Thero has net been a death on the show this season and very little sleknens. The show has neveral more weeks before rios log. The clueing stand will be Port Arthur. Texas. Jas. N. Callls and Miss Blllle Greer, a member of the .Ameriran Maids, were marri^ at Kan i.rn (Tty. Mo., August 111. COLORED FRINGE .lanager Alien bos st.-t'-d thst this has been SEND $13.50 FOR SAMPLE DOZEN his best season since entering the business I.ikely many others with the show can say the Free Circular—Get Our Quantity Price I same. Mother. Slater, Sweetheart. Kemember j All members of the comiiany send bent regard, Me, Forget-Me-Not, "Over There,” Moth¬ , to friends. er I Verse, Colden Sun Verse, Rosary Verse. I'erfect Day Verse, and many SAN FRANCISCO FACTS other new designs. Our New Wilson- I’ershlng Series, Service Flag Pillows, 1- Tom Ilayea was a Billboard vtsltor. He has a rom-essioD at Neptune Hearb ami states that 2-3 Stars; Avtation Series. We make all he is doing a good Saturday and Sunday busi¬ insignias. QUICK SERVICE! ness. He contemplates making the fairs with Foley & Burk. Cslonel E. M. Bnrk stopped off In San PramTseo a few days en ivute from Orland to Merced. lie states that the Bqtte Ovonty Fair at Orland was a surprise and would have done credit to a town several aUe« larger than BISTANY BROS.’ CLOSES Orland. U. L. I Buck) Massle has left to take charge Troy, N. T., Oct. .6.—BIstsny Bros, 5?how« of on" of the 'Toad companlea** of Salome, the closed the season here and the outfit Is now new Fog Production. le.nc shlpp^ to winter quarters. W. K. Peck, trafllc manager of the ,M G. New Fhigland and New York State was the Barnes Wild Animal Circus, Is here making territory covered and bnslness. while not lieing bis railroad contracts for the return trip into ■'over the lop,” the season as a whole eiMiId not California. he classed as a fiasco. Many predicted that John Knnnan of the E. A. R. Jangle Filin Blztany Bros, would not go thru the season, Company of Iios Angeles passed thn>agh on bi^ liut they have all lieen shown that the old say¬ way from Honolulu to Ivos Angeles. Ue re¬ ing. "The survival of the fittest." has again ports that travel conditions from Hawaii are made good. almost Impossible, lie waited two months t-v George BIstany, the manager, will go to bis ^IttALOSUC MAILED UPON REQUEST, SPECIFY KINO OESIREdi' get a boat, which finally landed him In Heattle. office at 1416 Broadway, New York City, where Mrs. lb unan and the people with the tent show lie has under way an entirely uevr smusement THEATRICAL CATALOGUE. No. lb ot Dramatic. Repertoire. Stock. Vaudeviltr. Comedy, etc .\- project to take to Cuba and Siiutli .\merica this FAIR CATALOGUE of Races. Aviation. Auto Races. Motordrome. Stock. Auto. Horse ShOMS. etc V:; winter. Leo BIstany, assistant manager, has |>roven a rapaUe assistant to hl« hpdlier. J. IMAGfC CATALOGUE ol Hypnotic. Mind Reading. Soirtlualism, Magic. Hand Cull, ic S. Pratt, who has piloted the aggregation for k MINSTREL CATALOGUE •! While and Colored Minstrel and Colored Musical Comedy ol ail kinds western Pacific reports a Mg the past five weeks and held up his reputation ^ MUSICAL COMEDY CATALOGUE of Operas and Musical Shows with and without title, ten__ days , .at. Eureka under the Elks. The show as ''some'' agent, will lie with George BIstany will remain out about three more weeks before this winter and next season. p CARNIVAL CATALOGUE of Printing tor Featuring Carnivtis. Street Fairs and like events S going into winter quarters at San Francisco. ' CIRCUS and WILD WEST CATALOGUE ol Complete line of handsome up-to-date Paper Del S. I.awrence. heading the Del S. Law¬ L CATALOGUE OF DATES. Price Bills. Stock Letters. Banners. Type and Block Work, etc ^ rence SliH-k Company at the Majestic, was pre¬ sented with a large American flag by Monte TRAVER EXPOSITION SHOWS . FOLDERS OF NON-ROYALTY PLAYS with Complete Lines of Paper. All the old favorites Lippman on his birthday, September 23. The Hchaw-Batcher shipyard band of fifty pieeee The Tracer Exposition Shows has experienced was in attemiance. Del made a siieeeh saying some very inclement weather during the i>ast fi w weeks. .\t .Vubrirn. N. V.. beginning Sat¬ urday, Septeintrer 14, the shows oiiened in a dewntsiur of rain, wbieb continued thruout the engagi'iiient. From there the show moyed to WANTED CONCESSIONS Koine, where the rain was In e'iilem'e every night, altho clear weather prevailed during the daytime. The Vernon (N. V.) Fair, just 12 FOR SOUTHERN MILITARY PARK miles from Home, opened September 2.%, and Manager Tracer decided to remain In Borne the XVe have an opening for several Concessions and Rides that do not conflict, at 'ccvind week, playing the fair in the daj I ni". the best camp in South Carolina. A Military I’ark. adjoining Government The fair was a big success for eyeryone. es|ie- Reservation, within fifteen minutes’ walk from farthest part of camp and • ally for I.udwig Kullman, who exhibited his CHICAGO VISITORS gorilla. "Charlie,” an attraction of which the 60,000 soldiers to draw from. Town three miles and no street car line. You members of the show are eery proud, as "Char¬ get a full play each day, Sunday included. This is the only park at the camp. Ppt" WilU.ini» .md wlfp, who havo Just cloaefi lie” Is their "mascot.” Me was the feature No chance for future competition. Exclusive concession granted tw the right with thp D.stany Show-, passed thru Chtrago eo free attraction at the fair and it required two pooiile. Absolutely no grift, flat joints or percentage whee’s. We can also roiitp to I o-i .\iig* b s. Cal., where Mr. WllUaais ticket boxes to handle the crowds that visited l>lace several reliable Concessions at Liberty Park, Camp Green, Charlotte. ■will handle the architectural work for the SelLg the shows In which be exhibited. Mr. Traver Btudios. States that If the rain does not ecase soon he N. C., tlio oldest and best park at any camp. Write us now for whole winter’s Jr>e Edwanls. the Medicine Showman, looking will get rid of his Omv ('.sv, a bird that be has prolitable work. B. H. STEPHENS’ AMUSEMENTS ENTERPRISES, 218 ns happy and prosiwruus as ever, is seen hnzxlng owned for souic time. Latta Arcade, Charlotte, N. C. around Chicago. The lineup of the atfeaetlons on the midway M. G. Wilson I the animal man) Is bark in Is as follows: •■prince ” tgorilla shovvl, Chicago again, after a dashing trip to New York, I'IIIwig Kullman; .Mhletle Show. Marry Ma where he is putliug on some animal acts in mas; Ikisitig Girls, t’harles Fuller; Ganlen of vaudeyllle. •Mlah, Matt ('rawn; Snake Show. Hlllb’ Carrol: Ed F.yans stopped in long enough to extend the Traver’s iiierry-go-rounil and ferris wIuh-I. Mike AT LIBERTY OCTOBER 15TH glad hand while passing thru Chicago to Ix'aven PlacVs swings and fifteen eom-esspins.— M. U. worth, where the shows will winter. t KAWN. CLARINET or SAXOPHONE Thoroughlv ovportcnciHl and reliable in all branrhes of the music proft^ssion. votir own. Aktm IJcbdi^ wsnted mitrallv h-ivtisl Cinrliiiratl. .(ddress ('an also jjet back on bassoon in short time if ncce.s.sary. Would like to loeatc In hoiDr*. rhurrhm. otiOe boIWUnc^ care Tlie BlUUianl, CiiiemnatL Ohio. anxl rhenpMt bi(ht koovo. ''•m- in .some good, live town. .-Vddress HERMAN WOEST, moA gnuRcdintf. A' ’** 'Utelj rcnsitleii bf tawrmoc* cpoipnnt—. NAMES FOR SALE We i>(Tcr a ll«t of M oeo names Ballard Court, French Lick, Ind. ruiil addn s>es of inrti. An Irleal li-t to ctreulartze of SELL «KI0H LIGHTIRG SYSTEM SliBfkW, dffrendmbW, i«. I'lU to othtTs at trig profits, ('oim)lrre list ar-irt for •ntra |mproTrm«ati. Oiwn atoAmlAncv ■'y »:’<«!. FAMOl S CO.Mt'ANY, 417 E. lll'l St.. bright, ctMT. poft. Hcht which terMt- ' ’■<* Yofk.__ HiMDortAbU laa»9«, mrantepd. Kxrh$«l*«torrttorTto Ajrvtiu. Oui- OW for propopitltMi. all fr*«. FOR QAI P t'J.'nu ••raaii. rs"! Skal.a and * wrstC. Umk Iwirilpnicnt at )our own IP CO.. 170 Cts Il4-, MO ■ 'e lluibbng taken for manufarliirlng purposes. laTnoilE A.Mt'SEMHNT Ct) . l.alro»>f. rMiiuylTanla.

ORGANS BOUGHT. SOLD. REBUILT. REPAIRED, It la our prlvtlege. in theao trrtni timea, to aagist the Oovemment by tumlng over a largo part of our fac¬ "••xins atorni frto of charge MAX HEU.F11. Slop tory to the minuracture of s-'ieDtUlc deslcea to bo uaed "oecr there." these bemg urgeotly neeikd in the auo- .NorthOrld. O.. Cleveland-Akrrm: I*. »>.. Mi-vdonla, oas^ul proeecnuon of the rear. *• . IL F. D. Iliiilikr rd It, al Swings. Great ride. -Small Ineesinrent. We have a fair stork of BelU. Xylophones, VNA-FONS. ete,. on hand, but when this stock is exhausted we tunw our custrmers will hvsr with us In the msuor of delsyoil shiixuenta. sn loerltslde ratult of curutb- -Magi' War'd?." ".Msglc Glass MUSICIANS SUBJECT TO DRAFT menl In pruduitlon. Tube." tillsy ijuee Inrlaibie W^ANTT;!? Mu-li'lank on all liisiriintm's. Oi>rn'nc For the diirstioo of the war we ahall manufseture only s very tlmlted number of mtulcsl instruments, snd it Iltrallo. III iiKzr lai guagts. F'-r f' r AssUtaiit Ksnd leader and non-r'am. puattlons. rarlll be our slm to rosXe ahIpracuU as cluerly in rotsuon as possible. Illu-rra' ,1 1 ir, u.zr zddrtss Can be Inducted liy commuiilcailng with HAND yCD 117 Hargraa St., I.KADTO E E. FI-ANI)F3tH. 2Sth Field Artillery. BROOKLYN. N. Y. I'arap Funaton, Kinsaa. J. C. DEAGAN MUSICAL BELLS, Inc, Deagin Bhls., 1760 Berteau Ave., Chicago OCTOBER 12, 1918

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falieo Uiilge. M-i.. Hast St. wpntly: M. E. Bn-kstrom. Flor- O. lolier T.tlS. <>iitin .?ai-k«'in. I><’n 1’. ('lahaugh, I am baring trouble utid i eaniiot «••• an ‘Until*'’ Waillej. Billie Jai k-'n aiitl Frank Owing to Government re¬ "out." Sandetomt l.izrie anil tin* l arr.v-ua all Sleviiret. man la ((iiarreilng. lie s«ear> be will give lii» strictions we are unable to in¬ notice Saturday nigbt if I don't leave ber on J. \V. Boyd, general agent of the Ig flrou crease our list of Distributors. tbe lot. .\nd Sandatoim LUzn- sa.\> I got to Exi-'SUion Sli.iws, returneil t.i New York about give bim hie notiii- at onee. but 'be don t sa.v three weeks ago t" spend Ilie winter. lie re- jMirts a ver.y suei’essfnl season for that carayan. ahe will tdovv if I don't — i wirli rhe would. The latesl Invention and moit attractive amu»e> BUY LIBERTY BONDS Jnet lK*tween yon and 1. a. old fiiiiid-. 1 aient riding drtir* for rarka. Fairs and Caiadrwls. 1 bare lieen lilowing I.izzie's i-hovv up a' one of the Sir Edw. St. Ita Oiem. of alinormal self-con¬ I’ortable or iltlionary, operated ly rlllisr gasoline ly neeeasary attractions eo long 'be is getting the trol fame, this season with the l.>.ition to ts* in. .\ man 0. 1’. Barlrom. of London. England, owing to of my exia-rienee slionld know belter. I know war conditions. lie also stales that he has signed coniracts f ir the Ihl'.l season with one MAGIC DICE .von will say. "la*ave her on the lot." Ordinarily of Every Ileecriptlon. of the largest museum side shows in the L'nited that would work. But yon don’t know Sand¬ TRICK CARDS. storm Lizzie. If I could square it with tile States, STAtJE MO.NET carry US-all man she would not let him stay. If Catalog Free. he goes I hare lost half the show. I owe her Numeroua people with the ditfcrent caravans MAGIC NOVELTY CO. money, too. More than I can pay. So I can't have been leaving a standing order for their 731 Jahn Stratt. run her away. Wish I had never seen a CabaVet mall that was sent rare of The Billboard to be Watt Hoboken._IL Show. Wish some guy would come along and forwarded as per route of the show tbe.T were Join tier out. I have studied how to fix things with. tt is quite im|Hirtant that everyone at up and hold the ehow together until m.v head this time of the year, when omipanies are elos- is in a whirl. One thing 1 do know. I have Ing and the peo|de making changes, that each walked os tion setting on the lot. and I am liable ing Department to avoid mistakes. Espeelally i to do it again. Vour O'd BOOB Friend, those who are expecting quostionnairea or other i OOU nOOZA M'TT. war orders.

Baba Delgarian—George Harmon wants to .\Ibert Cooper, formerly a concessionaire with know what you did with the telephone receiver tbe Smith Oreater Shows, lias enlisted in the In the Loyal Hotel in Omaha during tbe .Lk-Sar- Commissary Department of the navy as a store¬ Ben. keeper. We hear that C.Hiper is kceiiing his hand in by handling a few standard maga- P ^ A neat, attractive, highly par- tines. .Llso that be is doing ii.i-ely and would fumed article of quality that B-ihby Burns closed his little caravan, known appeals to everyone. like to bear frtim as the H o o s I e r Small packrt. size *x3 In., Amusement Co., rc- friends. Ills address assorted odor- Per Grass, i-i-otly .at Isigiiii. U.. LIEUT. STEPHEN E. CONNOR is Camp Farragut, 117$; FIvt-Greta Latt. $1.60 par Grass. sbijiping the p*ra- Calley No. -.HU, I.suTe packet, aiaa mx3\ In. Par Graas. $2.1$; pbcrnalia to bis Great Ijikes, III. FIva-Grau Lata. $1.9$ aar Grata. home at Lawrence- Ekicloae 10c for sample. bnrg. lull., for the The Submarine Show with the Ken ntsly Shows recent- SUPERIOR PERFUME l.v put one over on COMPANY Dr. Turner, who has 160 North Walla St. CHICAGO. ILL. always bud tbe d.s- liiii'ii.in Ilf geitiiiz the flrsi opening and Ed La turning a Idg bouse. Dih' went "lissi" tbe and vvbi|i|ied the be is the ballybiNi monkey fur -Cr't « i' WORL^ vN si|uealiug. 49>W^«U^T«

from oil tbe From .Ldol'ib See- lie ‘ man—“Noticing tbe Diir- inquiry in caravans BIG LANDSCAPE recently as to whli'li lie carnival was ili.- h-s, there to to play \Va>!ilugt"n. CHOCOLATES auto course, but D. C.. Will st.ate been to that Frank C. B is- Iiind 2Sc tbe Tin' B..'i.ick Sli ivv He like oiened the seasn. Just what you have been looking for in succession. Ru Ermtswly wants to reame fur a dsiuhle order of "ham and eggs " and g " d urea. others. State what you want. W H. J. HUAW, itniuU fairs and celebrations with novelties. old cup of "java." and the waitre's was aliout Victoria, Missouri. ^ Do It in the most fas- to set It in fMiil of v-.u with the remark, "le-l’s ^ clnating and profitable Mrs. I.eo Blstany Is now a guest at the ILdel 'ee y..iir reg sirali 'ii . a il ami y .ii can have yonr order," ami .v..u didn't have one. wonl-ln't , *.y. ____SWEETHEART CORN- Hannah in Cleveland and will prubahly remain there during tbe winter. it "get your g.ial'r" We hear Ed Salter bumped into this propusition at Calgary. SNAKE SHOWS a delirious new product made of ronimral. mo- I.ala Coolah closed with tbe Con T. Ken¬ When til oUirm fall tnr the Md stand •-? lasses and spices. Tliey nedy Shows at Gmalia, .Neb., and left for has¬ .Lrt Powell dropiH'd Inl-i Cairo. Ill., recently, kfived Bept. $10 00 Dena and np. Oei ZFYTBBBB^B look like com on tha her home at Elsin-ire, Cal., where be-sbe owns and while iiierc f.iiind Bennie tltig Ben) Sumner, valiit received by ordering from mt. bls-her own ranch, to spend the winter. of coni'es'ii.Q fame, working in a lumber mill W. A. SNAKE KING. B ' ~fast for Tie each Porta- Speaking of Lala Coolah brings to mind that and running a ciuieession during noun hours— I -i bic Machines. $20.00 to Pert OIRct Addrtu. BrtwNtvIllt. Ttxif. recently one of the Omaha dailies sprung a g*--! again “force of lialilt" a*.«e:ts Itself. Kick la Tilctraohlo AddreM. Sbakevlllg, Tbxtt. '• ^ $50.00, on trial. Rei’ipe one, which, in comlenscd form. Is as f.i||..vv'; and complete sclliiis again. .VrI. Yuu d.il well. plana furnished. Huiry—it's a real winner and goes A young lady and her bashful (or over i-iLtei like play. escort paid the attraction a visit, he taking "IT For flic amount ol re'iMinsiiiUiiy anil work TALBOT MFG. COMPANY. his hat. They remained on one side of ili- in rc'iing on hi' sleoilder' J. I>. iDadI Weaver, Ill No. 15th Street. SL Loult. Me. teresling Ijila Coolah for a wliile, and then 'ei-retar.v of tli.- .Vk-S.ar-Ben I'elebratlon in moved to the other, whereiqMin the young lady timulia, has a most pleasing iM-rsonality, and remarked: "You may put on your hat now.” despite his recent l-mg siege uf sickness lian- "Eh. why?" asked the youth. "Because we are dled the business e*iiiiieetei| wifli bis offli-e in Printed Fortune-. Future Photos. on the man-side n-’w.” she lisped. tile usual I’apalde iiiaiiner Ibis year. The Ken Palmist and Fortune Telling Games Sc 'or Catalog and Samples. iie.ly folks are enthusiastic in tlieir prals** of J. LEOOUX. ‘Oils Foster—How is everything?—B, bim. 169 Himburg Av«.. Brooklya. N. ‘f,

\ note from the Chicago offl.-o states that GGERRIIMI COMI»AIM^* F. E. (Red) I.awley writes that distinguished •Tohn .V. I’olliit left tliat elt.v rciently for an l-’i'' *.tifjw P Priromllll and C Pltt..nv»i visitors to the Wortham A Rice SIkjws during olfieers' training camp "somewhere In Ken¬ the Cunfeilerate Veterans’ Reunion at Tulsa. tucky." John statial that he was going after a JuililL/lr high-gra'oV'accordions. Magical Goods - Stage Money Ok., week of Se|itenil>er ‘J3. included C. cotiiiuissloi,. ■IBjnMc I’ ■ I K Send for Free Catalog Today, Wortham, of the C. .\. Wortham Shows, which 277-279 Celumbus Avtaus. was playing the fair at Oklahoma City; W. H. We Iicar that Eiva Slin-ve. al he an-I his en¬ JOHN MUZ2I0 A AON. I7R Park Row. Now > The following members of the Campbell l'nited ergetic "tietter half." Myrtle, are managing Shows I'Xpress their thanks and appreciation to ms CAI F SLOT MACHINES OF ALL fhelr ranch near Eldorad-i Springs. Mo. .\ few rvrt 9PAUC. kinds for sale cheap. Adeline and Carl Si-bolz for tbe luyalt.v and weeks ag'i Fred hsil the misfortune to l.ise an MAX HELLER, THE ORGAN MAN Addrevi SICKING MFO CO.. 1931 Freeman Ave., friendship extended them following tbe terrific eye. caused by the sll|i(iing

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Shure' We manufirturr our own SOLDIERS* KITS AND OTllKJl S01J>IKKS‘ NW’ESSITIKS. and «how a UrVQ Tariety of thew*’ «t tlie very Irmeet prircB potwible. ON PATRIoTir NOVIXTIES. SKHVICE FlJi<;S. SraVD’E TINS .iiul mrnhamli^o •A this kind, yo* wUl do weU to eon- ftiilt our c*ataloiCue and circulars before plai’injc your order. We show the proper gomls at the prt>per prioea. If >ou are intert'^ted In any of the linen listed l>elow. you will letnlor yourself SERVlf'E by aakmg for our SHURE WINNER CATALOGUE No. 78 Thi* l>ook U the only r»»l cuide to the dealer. It llluistrites the HF..ST OF EVF^RYTHING, and will be the Tl'RNINlJ FOINT to your BVSINE.^S Sil'Ci'EBS, You nev

nlao be added that Fred and M.rrtle make the faira In their Tieinit.r diiriua the fall, he run- nlDfc a lonr ranae sh<»>tine sallrry and the Missus aaiiislne and enisniraffine the ••rhitnkers” KUTIE IF YOU CAN TELL IT at her doll rai'k. FROM A GENUINE DIA. J. J. TsmM. piiblirist for the Itrund.ise t'ara- KIDS” van. some time ap* stal.M that the show would MONO SEND IT BACK. hardly make Berlin, hut when the members ar¬ Hill stock, prompt ship¬ To proTO to TOO that oiu blne>whito MEXICAN rived af their stand for the week of September ments. Tlic largest, flash¬ DIAMON O clooely reaeinbiM the finest Bennine 3 his resilience there, he could tie called DOLL on the market. Tooth Belcher Rina with one carat Bcm (Cata- a ‘fresh hanihurxer'?” loBoa price 16.26) for Half-Price to Intr^oca, SWEETIE DOLLS—always $3.10; or aame thins but ladiee Tiffany Rins General .tyent A. 11. Barkley. «f the Johnny f ipular. ELECTRIC-EYED (CatakiBue piice$4 96) for $$.G0. MountinBsare J. Jones K\|s>Kiti'd s|>>ts this season, which iDcluib-l a at All Times of Hm Seaion’t slriny of but fairs in Western Canada, several Proven Winners. State fairs in the Central States and State fairs SEND NO MONEY and other prominent fair events in the South. Simply clip oat tbia edvertlaeinent and we will t tuuplete Stork of I'addle WhCOlA PeTCentago Wheels, BoU Diwnst BowUnf Alleys, Htce Trark.s and It has been announ<-ed that .\. M. has been re- •Q Uve CooceasioDalies' Supplies. ship by mail C. O. D. If not entirely plaas^ enKaxeT Just olT the pre^. It’s free. One of the Southern newspaper*. In comment- MEXICAN DIAMOND IMPORTING CO. ley on the attractions that would be seen with Oepi. NY2 Lea Craces, N. Mas. a r'>minx amusement company. statet>d*. The rest are Duick deliveries. Complete sample assortment, $10. Streatmen, Seleaboerd Men, Sheet alt 100 |>er cent .\mcricans and are still with Writers and Peddlers: F. J. SCHNECK CO., Times Bldg., Bdwy. S 41nd St., N. Y. WE CARRY A LARGE LINE OF Charlea .\mold. aerlalist and well known in Plttsburp—VIXMAN A PEARLMAN, CMoafo—H. C. EVANS A CO,. carnival etrclea. la n -w doing hia bit in the Plttabury. Pk. Chleato. HI. WATCHES, JEWELRY. CLOCKS, way of helping to furnish material for the hoys at the front at the n'trafe plant at .\ncor SILVERWARE, REVOLVERS, NOTIONS, inear Cincinnati). Chari,-* ha* a good poritioa a* foreman In aomr department at the plant. NOVELTIES AND CARNIVAL QOODS The MU*ii« called at The Billh--ard last Frlda.T and staled that they were both In the best of BALLOONS. WHIPS, CANES, RUBBER BALLS. health and well satisfieu met f STUFFED KAISER HEADS—Same last summer. as cut. U In. high. Htavy f* || Canvas Duck. Each STUFFED SUBMARINE — U In. •It Is very g-MsI p.diey, espe<'ially with the high. Painted la Natural Colors. smaller caravans, to make the ditferent para- Made af Heavy Duck A sal of pherniilia that in many c.vses lays apnind Idle 4 gals the aalh. tS SB diir ng the week *,'rve double purisise. In thi« Prke each . reg.vrd Bobby Burns has an excellent idea for DART SHOOTING GALLERY GAME —2.M7 Ass'd Prirrs to this Game, m-M season by which eveu his merry-givpiund also Guas. A Snap ftr ^^5 QQ wagons will b,- made fo “double” on platform show*. hoopla outfit—SOO Places, all Assarted Blacks. Hoeps and Priias. This Big Gama far Parks fifi •ad Fairs, aaly.*43.1* 240 Assarted CANES . $10.00 BILL Pocket Knives, assarted. Pee 100 $10.00. $15.00. 20.00 Ball BaaN Ball Gama. Each.10.00 BOOKS 1700-04 Ella Street. Clacinnatl. Ohio, Hueklty Buck Ball Gama . 10.00 GENUINE h***lty ClawB Ball Gama . 20.00 Fish Paad OutRt . 25.00 LEATHER Cat Heads. Nlffar Heads . I.SO MIDGET 'TFRMH Malt ISept.sll, halam-a C. o. l» eii all SALES BOARDS and CARDS BOARD orders Gat Our Naw Catalagua. luat OR tha Press. of all descriptions carried In stock Made of Auto NEWMAN MFC. CO.. I leather, with fan- toiof and manufactured to your order HI Waadland Avaaua. CLEVELAND. 0. I cy Indian ■ ■ ba.*iket deeign, Our GomU sir^ak f* f tUtni’ ^ $19.50 J. W. HOODWIN COMPANY nrlfiM PER GROSS. 2949-53 W.VanBurenSt.ChicagOglll. EMIL R. HOFFMANN I SON $1.75 aar Oaiaa; Sample, 25c. No. I c.miilne I*>alher Knok*. $21.ao per groM. We ship your order same day as received I Maautielurrrs at tha Other hlllhooks ranglnc from $15 00 In $IR Oo per I WORLD’S BEST pro** Fite saanrted sample* foe $1.00. One-third cash ih,«>sll nil r. O I> shlpmenta. Betlstrauoa Card Shoetisi GsHtfiss R Tsrtsto I'aM-n. $12.00 per gmns. 3317 Rr> Irving Ave.. N. GOLDSMITH R BROl, MssBfsttsfsrs, JAPANESE CHINA TOYSnd NOVELTIES CHICAGO. ILL. IM Navth Walls Straat. CHICAGO. ILL. SLUM AND GIVE AWAY FOR GRIND GAMES NOTICE. MEDICINE AND -75c PER GROSS UP- STREET MEN I WANTED-A MAN FUKE CATAIAH; if you nienl.»>n your husine** and R B "■* have the lieOI ,Hlliig Mmll.lne l'ria*wltl(*i on TAKITD, DGAWA &. CD,, 327 W. Madison Street, CHICAGO, ILL. • *rth A hank ilraft In aarli pai-kagi aiHl we |Miy the TO MAKE OPENINGS (THE VASE HOUSE) NEW YORK OFFICE, 101 Fifth Avenue. **7 tax. Write ua for Kamplr* and full Informatiun. and ilriixl. Can um a Ruod Mactrlan who can lee* tddraaa inCRIiH or UFB UBUUT.NK CO.. Hpring- turr. anythina gxnuX for Pit 8buw. FKLalX WKII&LIL hel

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SIBLEY’S SUPERB SHOWS PUy to Good Business at Leaksville FRIOTIC PICTURES rVght^puncTT^ Spray (N. C.) Fair AGENTS AND STREETMEN th. Ill 1.1 Ml. th Ii-ai;.l> Pi-r) lUi. Tr. iiifinl.iu.'* ilpmuid—bid pmflt*. BrrrTbody tlO|B. NoUUnC Samp.e Free. All ut Uieeo ITctum are 8elllii| by Ui« MIIMoBP Everywhert.

tfDt Khows from thpir city for tlic period of tlie war and it took oonplderahle pressme to get their connent for our eiigugetuent, hut after we arrived and they had had the upiKirtunity «f seeing our attractions all objections re.ised and business proved that the public vvaoted shows, even tho some few thought they didn't. Every oOicial whom we came in contact with, the .lusplces and press were all exceptionally lilieral in their praise of our attractions, and iCiifYCALrt there is no guestlon but that we will be wel- couie.l tliere for a retifrn engagement at some WOODROW WILSON. THE KAISER'S FINISH. DUTY CALLS. AMERICA, WE LOVE YOU: FLAG OF future date. FREEDOM. COLORED MAN IS NO SLACKER. GENERAL PERSHING. PERSHING IN FRANCE. THE "t'tiLOUED MA.N"' I’leluro Is a big winner In the South "hd In every negro district Get buiy, Manager Slldey returned from a trip to New you Southern .Lgelits:; ■Vork City and New England points, lie re- AGENTS’ WHOLESALE PRICES: l>orts a pleasant as well as a busy time. 100 by Express.$ S.OO 500 by ExpreM.$22.50 From now until tlie dose of our season our 250 by Express. 12.00 1000 by Express. 40.00 bookings are all day and night fairs and with conditions very favorable we can look for¬ PEOPLES’ PORTRAIT & FRAME CO.. Dept. X, 2u54-2080 West Lake St.. CHICAGO. ILL.| y ^PERSIHIIC ai TKAnU ward to nothing but good business. This Is the home of twelve Marshall Field Cotton Mills, with 15,000 employees drawing munition town salaries and only one show a shows, which they will take South tinder the year allowed here. We are “It" this year, and nuine of Uussell Ilros.* Shows. while the day crowds are light the grounds are "Eddie” Williams, manager of Parker’a packed at night with a Joyful, carefree, m.jney- Greatest Shows, not only subscribed to hla quota spendlng bunch. of the Fourth Liberty Ixian, but even robbed the Many, fair secretaries have visited ns in the baby’s bank In order to get "Just one more past week and all that have our attraction.^ bond.” Every one at I>>nvenworth haa com¬ booked seemt*d very well pleased with the show¬ NEW PATRIOTIC DESIGNS mented and praised the members of the troupe ing, and went home loyal b.Kjsters for Sibley’s for their patriotism. Superb. Tho eager demand for these makes Col. C. W. Parker himself feels highly elated it Is reported that Oeorge Backenstoe Is go¬ them the best tiet this vear. Round and hla chest is held high these days, as be has ing to build a new ticket box for hls wife. She Just been notified that his son, Paul Parker, has reports It and we believe It Is the truth, as and Square Styles, ^nd for sam¬ been appointed First Sergeant. Hls next step we saw her and Oeorge baring quite a confab. ple dozen and our low quantity will be Lieutenant, and no wonder the Colonel Ber present one took a spill one night this prices. it proud. Paul haa been away only three weeks week. nnd if he keeps up hls present gait there is no We wonder how many piano players Frank telling what Wa title will be before the end of Mann has had this s«>ason't He should worry. the war. With business as it Is here he should be willing CUTEY PUPS A committee of business men from 'Weston. to wear hls fingers smth pounding the Ivories. Mo., visibxl the Parker fact,.ry and made ar- Mrs. Harry Crandell ojiened a country store on combination ptorca and used n.s riingements to have the Colonel install a com¬ concession this week and with Bob Wand as her give-ways are holding the crowd. plete electric lighting plant to illuminate the assistant Is taking In her share of tbo ’’rn'cled.’’ city. Work has already been started and the Secretary Mansfield, of the Shows, and Sec¬ Send 50c for a sample and quantity plant will be installed and be in operation with¬ retary Robertson, of the fair, have been cutting in a very few weeks. Weston has a population up old “dough” all week. They are old friends, of a little over and Is one of the foremost and all one can hear when they get together Is S.noo tobacco centers of Missouri. “Do yon remember?” etc. MUIR ART CO. Work on several Cnderground Chinatowns la Joe MacDonald, manager of the speedway progressing very nicely and plans and tpeelfl FOR LIBERTY AND DEMOCRACY. 306 W. Madison Street, CHICAGO and also onr efficient mall man, says: “No more cations for two new sliows that will be launched of these split town engagements." We don’t by the C. W. I'arker factories are practically blame him, as the postofllees at Si>ray and I,eak- completed. The Attack, one of the new spec Tllle are « good two miles apart and Joe has tarular eleetrlcal-meclianical novelties, bears Home walking cut out for him. every earmark of topping ail re<-ords of shows Almie Pearson is sure getting her share of introdneed by Col.~ ■ Parker.- The other show for the money this week with her plantation show. which specifications are practically completed, What was that you said about knocking them while its name is withheld, will be another dead. Almie? grind walk-thru show, similar to Cudergroond Bill Everett’s Superba and four-ln-one are Chinat'vwn, but will cover un entirely different doing a good business and all that Is worrying subject, one that will be sure to meet with Bill these days is bis questionnaire. tremendous success. While great difficulty has Sailor Smith and ^fe, who are handling been experienced In securing the necessary props Tarzan of the Apes, have a eontinu.al smile on and material to properly present each of these their faces, and from the crowds they are enter¬ shows, arrangements have finally been made that taining we can easily understand it. There Is will permit of the building of several of each considerable argument around the midway as for early spring delivery. to which of the two is the best worker. It is C. E. Morris, electrical engineer and designer a hard question to decide, but “wlfle” would of the Parker factory, left for an Important win if put to a test. military camp and training school, where a new At last reports Harry Offer, of the ferris device, in which the C. h. Government has wtieel. was sitting up nights to hum down a shosn considerable Interest.will Iw trie*! out under ronple of stumps. Did yon stub your toe, Harr.v’ military supervision. If tlie device proves itself Oliff and Jennie West, who are handling satisfactory It will b«. a boon for the Parker Crandell's M.vsterbms Ruth Show, are enter¬ factories, as well as help bring the grest wer taining and pleasing large crowds nightly. Cigarette Gallery, Hoopla, Jewelry Roll Down, Ball to an early termination. Harold Ross, of the merry-go-round. Is cer¬ tainly getting his share of the money this week Games and Grind Joints other than Spindles. Colored and we can’t help hut notice that all the good- looking girls are anxious to turn tbolr tickets BONNELL A GENERAL AGENT over to him. Musicians, Colored Freaks and Performers. Will buy Bill Stone’s candy w-beels are baring an ex Harry E. Bonnell, erstwhile promoter tn.i eellent seas

NOTES FROM LEAVENWORTH Reports from the Yankee Robinson Circus Kaplan Greater Shows Hate that Steve Savage, the wrestler, who meets nil comers, has not failed to throw any of hls Ij'avenworth. Oct. 4.—Tlie showmen’s eapital One StronjT Show to feature, C'abaret Dancers, Plantation People who accepters in less than 1.5 minutes. Tlie ls>y» is alive with showfolk. Parker’s Greatest Shous also say that Steve is still trying to find out are showing here under the ausplees of the f’oni- iloiihle in brass (all winter’s work). Workingmen in all lines,h’gitimate who put the lee in hls tiatU tnb. munlty House, and. aside from turning over !i Concessions of all kinds. Send all mail and wires to SAM KAPLAN, goodly portion of the receipts for this patriotic •it this seas'.n of the year, when the elrciises institution. The I.,eavenwortli Times lias this to Knoxville, Tenn., on the Streets, Week of October 7-12. are closing. Is an opiiortune time to call th. say: lroup«Ts’ attentl<.n to the sending In of mde- “In some districts, however, the drive Is go¬ during the winter. No matter If you lay off ing encouragingly. C. 'W. Parker reported to Over Fifty Years of Exclu¬ enter vand< \ Hie. put out your own show or g > Liberty Ixian headquarters that hls factor.v was to war keep th*. ih'ws coming. This ai>pHe- already ‘over the top.’ Every i.niplo.vee. of sive Carrousell Building not only to performers, but to all braiic'i •« which there are several hundred, has purcbasisl (Established 1867 ) of the rlreus biisiiic'-. It la the circus folk-' at least a $.50 bond and soni<‘ of them have in column. vested still more heavily. Men and women trav¬ eling with the carnival now showing at Il-iv- DENTZEL market Square have also demonstrated tlieir Johnny Mof'racken, who closed the season In genuine patriotism. Yesterda.v afternoon a lo.-ai Chicago with the llagenbeck-Wallace Shows as bank reported that employees of the show had a rider in llie c.-nceri. was a ('Inelnnatl visitor CARROUSELLS last Saturday nnil Sunday on hls way home to suhscribbl a total of $.5,000. Practlcall.v ail of them are transient residents of the city, la-re Meehankally and Artisticaliy Perfect I'liiladelphla. J.ihnii.v stated that at the close only while the carnival is in progress, but after of the sb«'W he wont to the winter *juarters al the campaign opened the.r lost no time visiting WM. H. DENTZEL West Itaden. Ind.. and Intended to depart Im- the banks and loaning I’ncle Sam a good part iiKslintely for hoiiw. hut was seized with a slight of their savings." IMI Germtnlown Ave, Philadekhia. Pa. attack of Sp.inlsh Inlliu-nzn, which delayed him Among tliose who ha^e been visiting the several ilnys. He also p'ported that several nn'ro Parker factories were several not connecte*! hers of ilio sb«>w wlio went to West Baden were with the sliows. liut. of course, members of slrleken and aonie of them quite seriously Parker’s Greatest are in the majority among MUSICIANS WANTED From hls conversation we gathen-d that he will the visitors. FIELD ARTILLERY CENTRAL OFFICERS’ TRAINING SCHOOL BAND. CAMP TAYLOR. KENTUCKY. Russell Hrotliers. who liave been with Parker’s Otie of the liest Jobs In the Ctiltcd Slates Army. OllOF,. HASStKtV. KKHS'f'H HI1R.VS. lilt HASS. mR.Nirrs Greatest for the major part of the season, have and CF.ARINFTS. Ha*- i ihiiIiik for Si-rgeants and f'orporxls. This Is the Laraest Artillery omrers' Training F'rank IVmpsey. the well-known veternn !«'►' pureliasisl eonslderable equipment and sevepiil ^rh•sll III .Viuerica 5'. ii can )— lnilucteaclly with ItlnglliG st*-el flat ears, three Pullman ears, one Ixix and Hrtm. this seanon, closed a few w-eeks ago nnC one stock car. and a numlier of wagons and BE A GOOD FELLOW—MENTION THE BILLBOARD TO OUR ADVERTISERS after being confined to a hospital for a few dny> CARNIVAL CONCESSIONAIRES I Wheel Men and Sales Board Agents! / l a Give a Look! a J

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Sheet Writers and oat MTeral concesalons, locluding an eat* Ini; Htand, ball rack and others, to play a rircnit White Stone Workers of Michigan fairs. In a recent letter Frank Informed ns that he had Just receleed a letter ITaylng real spota. the mining towns. Dancers now with me averaging $00.00 a week. Must have a few more from his sister, who Is now Ilrlng In California Dancers, as buslnesa demands it. Tips? Yes. Show never closes. Would like to hear from people formerly with and who he has ivit seen or heard from In about me. Wire, write or come on. Can also place A-1 Plano Player. Week Oct. 7. Blockton, Ala.; Oct. H. Cor¬ thirty years. This will be Interesting news to dova. Ala.; Oct. 21. Opp, Ala. the friends of Dempsey, as he always expressed a wish to again meet her. He also stated that he would leave Immediately to Join her. He GET THIS NEW would like to hear from AlUe Heed thru The H.llboard.

Speaking of tricks on a wire keep your eye on .tlbert Powell. Jr., of the Powell Troupe, as he is going to make a lot of folks sJt up and take notice. A “rouDdotr,’’ •‘fllpflap” and a Tbe newest thing on the market. 12 stylaa of PatrloUes far BUi>erl< r to any you have ever seen. Made of good s.>mer!»anlt are included In his tricks on the uualily Salinette. white rullle or fringe border, with Bed, slender thread. .A “chip off the old block." as White A Blue background. Albert. Sr., was a feature contortionist many years ago. BUY rnOM THE ORIGINATORS OF 7-IN-1 BILLBOOKS MAGIC AND MAGICIANS Take our Up and see one of these Satlnette Pillows We are new giving heavier and better stock of (Continued from page 25) Send us $1.00 for SAMPL.B and If you don’t say they leather than ever twfuvo at the same old price. $24.00 are the best you ever saw at the price return It and we per trsta. Sample nent for 25r hour exhibition of maglo by this talented art will refund your money cheerfully. We are manufactum ist and can sell you at tbe Icweat price potalble. No middle BRACKMAN-WEILER CO. man's profit. Whitt Stese Speclnllatv. When in Chicago drop In and ae# our Flash. 337 W. Madites Slrtet. CHICAGO. ILL. llornmana. our old friend, of "Thirty Tears In Maglo” fame, la congratulating himself on F. STERNTHAL CO., Manufacturers, 217-221 West Madlies St.. • • CHICAGO. being Itv-ated so near to the Pennsylyania Sta¬ tion. many of big customers being soldlotw on training. Hommnnn says that the medical corps seems to bo particularly Interested In magic. C. H. ARMSTRONG WANTS Ilornmann’s address la 470 Eighth avenue. New CARNIVAL! York. MUSEUM ATTRACTIONS The Magical Bulletin for September has for Its frontispiece a photo of (J. C. Bowen, who :: PAPER :: la a magical entliuaiast strlcfl.v from the stand¬ point that magic Is an art. .Vmong the etever JUST COMPLETED conrtibuf-)rs are T. J. Crawford, the magical auth<»rlty of Nashville, Tenn.: Jes»e Mueller, Why Not Use the Newest and the Best ? IJpka. fJeorge 1*»- Igwrence, Charles Waller. T. Detroit, Micb. wHiTi: FOR samplf;s to W. Metiratli, Uol>ert J. Stull. Paul K. Semple. (J. C. Bowen. Charles C. .Arras, Preston Langley Hickey, H. C. Kleemann, and last, but not least. The Donaldson Litho. Co. Editor Thayer’s editorial comments. BAND AT LIBERTY NEWPORT. KENTUCKY Carter Is showing out on the Coast. The dean After October 18th—Account Show Closing of magi'*. Harry Kellar, recently visited Carter JO to 14 pieces. White, all American. .\t present featured with RinirHnK Rro.s. EVERY SHOW BAND and enjoyed the performance. Annex. .Xnythinp that pays. State your limit and save time and corre -tumid have these t»i> new marches, "BLACK JACK." spondence. Address HARRY McGOWEN, Leader, care Ringling Broe.’ Circu; by Hufter. a wonderful military roarcli with a spirited .\rthur Lloyd, billed as the Conjuring Come¬ (Annex), as per route this paper. ptmrh" (separate part for Bugles and I>rumsl. and dian, wan at the Hamilton Theater here last "BACK HOME." arranged by lIutTer. Introducing aln suggest In of and appropriate for the rlctorlnus week. His patter carried him over to a hit. return of our toya fnin ’’Over There." Alto great for reuntona, home eomiiigs etc. The Heaney Magic Co. of Berlin, Special latraduetary Prkt. full band, aach, 2Se. mailing a large eataUvr of escape el I’ay 12 cents a dance. Also pood, steady Piano Player and Trap Drummer THE DIXIE MUSIC HOUSE, Chicago Write for If. HlKhest salary paid. Come at once and be in on the big Fairs: Danville, week Oct. 7th; South I’oston. Oct. 14th; Kmporia. Oct 21st; all in V'irKima. Kivr* Boyd Co. reiKtrts that its new more Fairs and all winter’s work. J. G. REBMAN, care Mighty Doris Expo. ■tore at KVi Soufli Illinois ntn-et, Shows, AIR CALLIOPEf Ind., Is doing a splendid business. DRAWS All THK CROWDS. PLAYS AUTOMALIC OR BY The t’Weago Magic Co. of 72 Went Adams HAND TWO STYLLS TOR IN street. Chleago. lias long lieen re<*«gnUed as a s|ie<'lall<*t IS mlndreading and splrituallatlo SIDT OR OUiSIDT. Pt AYINC. SKEE BALL fentun’s. MUSCATINI IOWA The soldiers’ favorite amusement and exercise at cantonments. Cat- Art Felsraan’n magic emjKirium in the Falmer aiopue “li” on request. Mouse lobby, Chicago, is a beehive of magleal 0. K. GUM VENDERS Industry these days. let UK send you tliese money makers on nimmlsslon THE J. D. ESTE COMPANY, 1534 Sansom St.. PHILA., PA ba-ls. with no liivwiroisit <•» lapevise on your part. Oaks Magic Co. of Oshkosh. Win., can nup- Will buy your i Id iiiaehines .MtHRIt* MKt(. ('(• 1121 E. Cherry Xt.. Columbun. (ihlo. ply everything In tbe way of handouffa, leg Irons, etc. \A/A|yYpn 1 atiilval and Attraetloiis tor 3d .4n- ,m,l Kthildtlnii. Four Hlates Fair. The Salleras arc creating a hig .sensation In Tetsrkaiia. Tea.. Oelulmr IS-’.si, Inelusivr PH. C. Merry-fjo-Round and Ell Wheel, must be li. tlrst-clas-s eoiuLtto*i B. able to give dellTcry on t I'e^oee Jaiiuat C. JAMIHO.N. I*res.; PR. W T TIIOMI'SOX. Ses’’y. Australia with their mlndreading demooatrs- 1. State full particulars and least cash money. No time to dicker. I mean business. tlon UONALO McGRECbR, Scottish Glaat. Billboard Pub. Co.. Claclanatl. Ohk. OCTOBER 12, ItlS

of racing on the famous laikewood track. There hibits, the flights of the army flyers and the FREE FAIR IDEA | will lie thirteen class races, including the automobile races and polo contributed to the SPECIAL RATES cracks of the racing world. Numerous other increase!! attendam-e. This increase Is proof entertainment features have been proTided, conclusive that Tennessee is enjoying an era Has Proven Great Succeaa—Kaneaa assuring visitors something to Interest them of prosperity never before equaW. Great First To Try It every day of the fair. credit iti due Secretary Russwurm for his un¬ For Louisiana State Fair tiring efforts in making the 191.8 fair one of Topeka, Kan. Oct. S.—After a four-year test ( the greatest in the history of Nashville. in all kinds of weather and under peace and ECLIPSES LAST YEAR’S RECORD war condltinna tbe free fair idea has proven a great succeaa in.,, {(ansas. Granted by Railroads—Record- Newberry. Mich., Oil. 4.—The Luce County WILL FEATURE BOYS’ CLUB WORK In closing np his accsuia.ts Becretary Ifliil F.alr closed here September 28 after breaking Eastman of tbe Kansas F^e. Fair, Topeka, Breaking Show Is Expected— last year's records of attendance and was pro¬ re|Hirts an attendance of 230.000 pefsont at this nounced a success from every standpoint. Jackson. Miss., Oct. 3.—The work of the unique exposition—tbe first of iti kind In the Wortham Shows To Fur¬ The track was fast and the races, consisting various boys’ clubs of the State will he a big United States to take its gates off the binges. altogether of harness events, attracted some feature of the Mississippi State Fair to be Backed by the GoyernmeDt with wonderfnl nish Entertainment > ver.v fast liorses. held here October 21 to 2t;. A club boys’ camp war exhibits and home economy demonstrations, The agricultural exhibits were larger than has been fitted up oa the fair grounds where supported partially by taxes from tbe county those of last year while the live stock czhihitB delegates from the clubs of every county in the and appropriation from the State, tbe fair took fell a little below last year’s showing in the .State will he entertalneil. J. E. Sides is super¬ on a pun-ly patriotic and educational color and SUreT«-port, I^., (»c-t. —With practically all Dumber of animals exhibited. intendent of this department. was undouht«^ly the most successfal ever held Most of the exhibitors in the agricultural de¬ ■pace in the iiiaminiitb new aRricultural liulld- In the boys’ live stock club and boys’ com in Kansas. ing asaigned, many reservations made in the partment donated their products to the local club departments arraDgements have lieen made The exbihita were exceptionally good—eren live stock, poultry, culinary, textile, exiioaltion chapter of the Rod Cross and these were sold for extensive exhibitH, and special prizes are tbo war times have bindcred somewhat. It was at anetton by the official announcer. Fog Ilorn and other exliibit departments already applied offered to winners. Twenty thousand boys are necessary in many Instances to enlarge build for, and numerous concessions sold, the manage- Clancy, and a considerable sum was gathered expected to take part in the exhibits. ings to take care of them. for the local chapter as a result of the sale. mcat considers that it has reason to believe the In other departments the exhibits are ex¬ Tbe amiisementa were far above par. Horae A single pumpkin brought $.10. 191b State Kair of Louisiana is going to be a pected to eclipse those of last year, and the racing, automobile racing, tbe Great Lakes Naval ' record-breaking show. The prospects point to management anticipates a large attendance Band, a regular army drill company, soldiers the largest collection of exhibits that has ever BROCKTON FAIR CANCELED because of the interest aroused by the many taking part in a fireworks military display, been seen at Shreveport. special features offered this year. In the en¬ shows, carnivals and all combined to keep the With reduced railroad rates offered as an in- Brockton. Mass.. Oct. 5.—The management tertainment line there wl'.l be something of crowds entertained as well as Instructed. dncem<'nt in addition to tlie dne lot of attrac¬ of the Brockton Fair, one of the big outdoor interest to every visitor. One of the big fea¬ Only one accident occurred during tbe week tions booked by the fair association, and with carnivals of the State, was requested to post¬ tures will be the flights of Ruth Law, aviatrix. of the fair. A horse stumbled during an es- the shows at Dallas and New Orleans ailed off. pone the fair planned for this week, owing to cltlng race and one driver was killed and an¬ the indications are that the Louisiana Fair will the prevalence of the Spanish Influzeaa. and other seriously injured. also be record-breaking from the standpoint of at once complied with the request, canceling PATRIOTISM Tbe success of tbe Kansas Free Fair Is dne attendance. the fair entirley. .4 suggestion that the Red largely to the energetic management of L. M. I In the matter of entertainment the manage¬ Cross Ilorse Show at Readvllle he closed was Is Keynote of Canton (O.) Fair Penwell. president, and l‘btl Eastman, secre¬ ment has gone to considerable exiiense and as¬ also agreed to. tary. Their plans have been followed out to a sures the visitors that they will he royally enter¬ Canton, O,, Oct. 4.—ratriotlsm was tlic key¬ great extent In other parts of tbe country where free fairs have bwn established. tained. Thre*‘ days of horse races. In which note of the sixty-ninth annual Stark i oiiuty MURPHY SHOWS AT BRISTOL The first State fair was held In Topeka In in purses are hung up, are on the pro- Fair and Industrial Exposition, nliicb i-los<‘d 1879. For forty years it has been an annual graTj, under general supervision »f (leiirgc It. Bristol, Va., Oct. 5.—The Bristol Fair closed Saturday. All attendance recorls in the his¬ event for Kansas and today holds a place high King of Indianapolis. Some horses arc already a successful session to day. Exhibits were tory of the association were shattered Friday in rank with other Instltotiona over the conntry. on the ground, altho the fair is not to open till large and of exceptional quality ami there was when between 25,UOO and 30,090 persons passed October .10. There will be both harness and a large attendance, i-omparing very favorably thru the turn.stiles. .Admissions and member¬ running events each day. the meet being the with jiast years. The J. F. Murphy Exposi¬ ships Friday totaled H4..’i00. FINE TROTTERS tirst three days of the show. tion Sliows furnished all attractions and amuse¬ Never in the history of the association were Sunday. November 3. has been designated as ments for the fair, and with fifteen shows and the exhibits better and the v.xrious exhibition For Georgia State Fair—Johnny J. Automobile Day in honor of the annual motor a number of rides proved a big feature of the halls so well filled. Night sessions were held car contests, which will again be under direc¬ fair. Margaret Stanton, high diver, was the the first three days. Jones’ Exposition Shows, Too tion of J. Alex. Sloan. A number of the most free attraction. Ideal weather prevailed tbniout the four days noted drivers of the country will participate. A and racing cards, all of which were faster than Macon, Ga.. Oct. 3.—J. S. Rudolph, writing feature race will be known as the State Fair in former years, were rim off wlfhout a to Secretary Harry Robert from North Randall. 1 iherty f'hamplonshlp Contest, In which th« NATIONAL DAIRY SHOW bitch. O., says that John Dickerson and B. F. White winners will be paid in Liberty Bonds. .American flags flew from every mast and will certainly winter in Macon with their fine Kach evening in front of the grand stand there Columbus. O.. Oct. 3.—Everything is ready for pole tbruout the grounde. Liberty Ixian and strings of trotters and pacers if they can get will be spectacular fireworks displays, featuring the opi'ning of the National Dairy Show to lie 'V. S. S. posters were conspicuous everywhere. tbe use of the stables and race course, and it the wonderful ei>ectarle known as Tlie World’s held hero OctoN-r 10-19. Forty-one exhibitors Fourth IJberty I-oan boosters spoke every day is probable that Dick McMahan and others will War. in which 3(K) people are to take part. This from the Fnited States and Canada have entered and booths were decorated in national cohirs. also he here again. This assures a fine lot of promises to be the most gorgeous fireworks 313 head of cattle, representing five leading The big feature of the event was the drill horses for the State Fair races. presentation ever seen in this section. breeds. This .vear’s show is expected to be given Friday by the Canton Guards under com¬ Another announcement of interest is that tbe Several vaudeville acts will go on each after¬ one of the finest ever held. mand of Col. II. B. McMasters. During the af¬ Johnny J. Jones Exposition Shows will be it noon In front of the grand stand, also each ternoon five companies' of kbakiclad men ma¬ the fair with twenty-two show and rides evening in connection with the fireworks. The FAIR DATES CHANGED neuvered and drilled before thousands In the This assures a better Midway than ever be¬ acts include Kycno .Tapanese Troupe, in shoulder race track ovaL Observation b-alloons and t'.irl- fore. perch, contortion, hamihalancing and other rare gihlrs flew overhead and the whoh‘ fair ground The big government exhibit, which has cre¬ Laurel. Miss., Oct. .1.—The dates of the South feats; flrai-e .\cus and Conipanr. sensational took on a military aspect. ated wonderful Interest at other .Southern fair* Mississippi Fair liave been rhanged from Oc¬ skaters; Bamsl Troui>c. in comedy glolM- tricks, Preceding the drill and again In the evening will he seen here also. tober 9-12 to October 13-19. The management and the Four Hoses, whirlwind aassed thos*' who will meet in the Pollsciim OrtotwT .11. which closed its gates on September 21 after break¬ I.anrant Troupe. Bassitt A Bailey and the of previous years. On the second day of the ing one of the largest attendance records in in their honor has hei'n designated Food .\d- Taklfo Japs. The Ed Corey Shows furnished fair. School Children’s Day. there was an at the history of NashvlHe. were 100.’W2, mlnistration Day. -Tohn M. Parker, federal the Midway attractions. temlance ook thru the T,etter I.lst this week—there and the swin4> exhibits showe<1 marked ini to attend, and a formal invitation has been tions shown this year. The government ex¬ may be mail for you. provement, and In every t and must Sensational Frew Art In the Outdo«»r Show World. Addr^s I J 3 SturilA Stroot. Wlnttirap. Maaiachuftta. J Spencer, la.. Oct. 5.—The first annual Clav County Fair was held here September 24 27 and Atlanta. O.a.. fw-t. 3.—Detaileil announcement far exc<‘edi>d the ex|>ectattooa of the manage of the plans for the 191R Southeastern Fair to ment. There are f<*rty-flTe acres in the fair lie held at Lakewood October 12 19 have been made by President TI. fl. Ilastings and Se-re- (Continued on page SH) tary It. M. StripHn. “Not onl.v will our show lie big.” says Mr. Striplin. “bnt the quality of We Want Several Good tlie exhibits will be fbe lest ever shown at any fair, as our prizes are suffii-iently remnner- WANTED, SERSATIORAL .ative to .attr.act the highest class of exhibits.’* Tlie cattle and swine departments will be of <‘sp«-i i.al interest this year, tlie cattle prcnil- Free Acts for Our Fair FREE ACT iinis alone aegregatng 11112.174. while others are in proportion. Farm produets exhibits are -FOR- ••xriected to cicn excel last year’s, wliicb led WEEK OF OCTOBER 28 tile South in quality .and variety. Tlic woman’s department will lie a big feature, flovcrnment Write or wire TAYLOR CO. FAIR exhibits also will have a prominent place. BUTLER. GA.. WEEK OCT. 28TH The fastest hamesR horses of the grand elr- cult are expected to complete in the six days SOUTHEAST AUBAMA FAIR ASSOCIATION, DOTHAN. ALABAMA |Ad4r«M twrnfry.' OCTOBER 12, 1918 TT li e Billboard Skating News

SKATER E.NTERTAIXS .\T CAMP Bugler K. \V. McCroske. who ia the male mem m'r of the Skating Macks, ia lo<'at,‘d at Camp Travis, Tex., in Company nth Bn., lfi,"itli I»e|M>t Brigade, and ia unxiutia to hear from hi.-, frienda. He has b,'en entertaining the soldiers at the camp by skating at the different Y. .M. ' • -^- entertainments. He is ala,* a member ,>f LONGFELLOW GARDENS wiiiifthinir that will bo of ironoral interest. limiting the number of ;.ames and stores. The the Depot Brigade .\niusement Company He Toll iiM what your exporb'Dro has boon, what business was esis-cially heavy towards the end statea that ramp life la tine, and he is enjoying Makes Many Additions to Its Collection you have foiiml proBtable, what ImpniTomeDls of the week. the very best of health. of Animals and Birds roulil be made, etc. A free interrhanKe of ex The live stock and agricultural shows were l•erlences and opinions will b** not only In- much larger than tiefore and plans are alrea.iy 1-AUREY TO RACE Gl.ASSBKEXXER leresfinif. but of practical help. We won't men¬ under way to greatly Increase the scois* of the Joe I-aurey, European i liaiiipion rolier skati'r. .Minneapolla, Minn., Oct. 5.—Ixingfellow tion your name unless you wish It. so T to more than a million. Road building has been curtailed until after tober 1’4. the war. but there is no need to curtail good There muat he aomething worth while to J. II. Weber, of rook's EHectric Park. Evans¬ AT TERRACE GARDEN .ittract auch a ateady patronage during a iierioj ville. Ind., was a caller last week at the home roads tsKvdlng. Bror Meyer and Emmy Bergfelt continue to of ten yeara, with an increaaing attendani-e offli*e of The Billlioard. Mr. Weber was on Owing to unfavorable conditions the Henry excite the ailmiration of the patrons at Terrace each aucerding aeaaon. .\Bd there la. laing- his way North on a business trip and stopped Count.v Fair. Paris, Tenn., has been canceled Ganlen. Chicago, with their exhibition figiir,' fellow Gardena TlalbTa will not find the many over In the (Jueen Pity to visit relatives. He for this year. thrilling rldea that abound at the average skating. .Mr. .Meyer ia .said to Im‘ the only l.-e reisa'ts the p.ist season the best in the history It Is expected that the Virginia State Fair amuaement park, nor the numereroua concea- skater tialay who can exe,ute ail of t'le forty of the Evansville resiwt. at Richmond will be a bigger snci'ess than aiona and other dlatractiona that bare rome to on,* figures listed by the International Skat-ng ever this year. William Glick has charge of be accepted aa an Integral part of our aummer Lnion. He and hia partner were formerly prin concessions. playgp'unda. But they will find one of the PARK NOTES cipal skaters at St. .Moritz. Swltz,*rland. moat Intercatlng collectlona of animala and W. Ben Goodwin, secretary of the Albemarle In addition to the skating of .Meyer ami B<'rg birda to be aeen anywhere, and there la about Earlier In the season we had some live park Fair Association, Elizabeth City, N. C.. hopes felt Harley Davida,*n. veteran racer, shows the apaclona grounda a reatfulneat and natur¬ news from John L. Snyder, manager of Sum¬ to secure a British tank and several airplanes some sensational speed work. for the fair to be held October 15-18. al charm that la very pleaaing. mit Beach Park. Akron. O.. but nothing since. LITTLE MOTHER TO THE KIDDIE.S Many new attractlona were added to the An account of the past season would be ap¬ Governor Cornwell and Congressman Cooper gardena during the aeaaon of 1018. The cd preciated. are exiiected to si>eak at the Wayne County Edith Marks, champion lady roller skater of lection of animala haa been augmented by the C. W. Elrod, what sort of a season did yon Fair, Wayne, W. Va., which is to be held Oc¬ Rochester, N. Y., Is to act as instructor to women and children at the Stratford Roller addition of a fine baby elephant from Sumatra, have at Capital Beach? tober 1« 18. an ourang outaug from Borneo, a fine Bengal One of the features of the New York Inter¬ Rink, Rc'hester. This is her se,*,)n,l season at A temporary injunction has been granted re¬ tiger and aome half dozen apea. Other new national Exposition la the I.oretta Twins. this popular rink. .Miss Marks recently was straining the directors of the San Angelo a^Tala are a |>atr of Stanley paradlae rrinca. one of the principals In Over the Top, the pa (Tex.) Fair Grounds Company from dismantling ind a coliertioB of .Auatrallan wombata, pba- triotic pageant and militar.v spectacle given at the buildings on the fair grounds. Itngera and Tasmanian deyila. Several addi- SPENCER (lA.) FAIR the exposition and repeat*-,! at Kodak Park for ti'Kia have been made to the btilldinga alao. The sixth annual Northern Arizona Fair opens the ."loldipr*. iContinued from page 311 The new admlniatratlon building and entrance at Prescott on (V'tober 17 and continues fur AFRURN (N. Y.) RINK OPENS re,ently erected la an architectural maaterpiece. grounds and Improvements value0-fis>t home stretch and tlOfoot back, a Farm Bureau Fair Committee that the Sonoma gram. Skate iiyvera were on ban*! in force ami Hr laid out the grounda, planne,! and directed new grand stand seating •l.noo people, a beau¬ County (Cal.) Fair, schedule,! for (b-tober 11 and to the strains of music fMui a first-class baml tbe conatniction of the buildinga. and gathered tiful woman's buildina and large horse and 1'.', has been postopened indefinitely. l"gether the aamderful coIIe,-tlon of animala. cattle bam. (tlher buildings are to be erected spent a delightful evening The organ imr The Sanders County Fair, Plains. Mont., has ehaseil for the rink haa n-*! yet arrived, being He baa alao gathered about him an able corpa before next year's fair. o. S. I'err.v. secretary of aaalftantt of whom he la proud. b»-en railed off for this year. The secretary. sidetracked somewhere along the line, but Ilie of the fair, has proved himself a hustler and Dr. L. G. Heltetline. is in France with the deserves unstinted credit for making the first Salem Town Commamlery Band was a satlsfa-- -Vmeriian Expeditionary Forces. tory siihsfitnte. year's fair a success. He pnimises that next DETROIT MUSEUM OPENS year Si^^ncer Coimty will have the largest county From every part of the country come reports Jaeob Diehl, proprietor of the Genesee itoller Rink, Rochester, la the man behind the .\u- fair In the Middle West. of record breaking attendance at fairs, and re¬ biirn rink thla season. For years he condneteil Detroit. Mich.. Oi't. ."i. — .Vrmatrong’a Mna,-um. ceipts that eclipse thi>se of former years. Why ice skating rinks .ami arrange*! races betv,e*-n I ■caltal at l.'iO anil l.’i- W,aid»ard arenue. o|ienci not put those extra receipts in IJls'rty Bonds some of the w*>rlrfs Tlie iiiua,'um feat urea include Ikira. the dog Breaks Records for Attendance and as well. .\nd be has the knack of putting |>cr- of patrons looked after at all times. H*- prega. Tenn., fb-t. S.—The Th I'tinisica The Hermiston (Ore.) Dairv and Hog Show MUSIC HAI.L RINK rlrcua, and H. K. Cmaa. glaaa atore. Mr. Itzarf Plstrlct Fair closed here tonight after a highly will be held (Ktober 18 and lit. H. J. Stillings i» manager ami inaide |e,'tnrer. and Dare IJttle successful wr,-ek. during which all records for Miisir Hail Kolb-r Rink. Ciii'-innafi. will <*|H'U is president and manager and J. H. Young the season Friday night, Oct'*'i*-r II. .V tb,*u- la on tbe front. Mr. .\rmatroog clowil hla attenilani-e and rcelpts were shattereil. secretary. A county s,'b,sd fair will be held in World Wonder Show at Coney laland on Seideni sanil pairs of new liber roller -Kates have l>e*-n The ilreat I'atterson Sh>'ws made their first connection with the dairy sIkiw her I.', after a aucceaaful aeaaon and ezi>ecta stand In the Suith for a number ,>f years and piircbase,! an*l everything is in r*-a*liness for a I have a chain of muacuma opened up b.y No- almieat doubled th,- receli>ts «if the previous The racing program at the fair of the Caroll- gran*l o|>ening of the big'rink. TIi-- r.nk will nas. Charlotte, N. C., October 1.5-18, will tie leiiil.er 15. carnivals. Incldcntall.v Mr. Patterson ssld )>e iiuiler the management of Al H*>ffman. unique. Every horse entered will be a local that it was one of the banner we,'ks of the racer and all of the drivers are t« be amateors. year for his company. The fre»> .acts brought Purses aggregating II.-IOO are offered. PARK MEN—WRITE! forth great praise from the visitors. I>r. fur- RINK NOTES ver's diving horse proving to Is' a re-il sens.it-on, Ye Grand Old York Fair. York. Pa.. October Let's Hava an Interchange of Experi¬ while .\lex Sl.>an's auto is>lo was e<|ually as in¬ 8 11. is to be a gala affair, judging by the ap¬ ences teresting. The platform ai-ts were all furnished pearance of their announcements, which set Bert Randall, who is with the Kgyiitian Ex- by the I'nlted Fairs .tssis-latlon and were highly birth an array of cirrus arts and special attrac¬ pe,liti**nary F*'rces. writes that lie w-ml.l like hear from all of the old boys. "I am very Park new* will be acarce during the next few satisfactory. Edward Carruthers spent the week tions that rival some of the big fairs. The an¬ tn much afral*l my racing days are o'-er." he says, niontba. but there la no reaaon why we can't her,'. nouncement also promises an exhibition of live “as m.v left kne,' is still stiff sln*'e I was make the park department intereating and of The c->ncess'onlsts had g'«*d business, owing stork, horticultural and agricultural products wounded." practical value during thla time if park man to t*ecretary J'le I'urtls' well kn,'wn policy of of exceptional quality and variety. •gera and ofhera int)-rcate,t In parka will co Steve Miilroy an*l .Vlbert H,>ffman — la-l's have I'lierate with ua by contributing aonietbing to a line on y*>ur winter plans, oiir columna occaaionaily. There ia an op¬ RIverview Rink. Hartfoni, Conn., has n|iened portunity now to (llaciiaa frrel.y the proldema BARGAIN it* roller skating season. with whtrh (lark managera. ronceaaionalrea and We haven't heard anything lately of that new abownien have to deal. We ahall he glad to rink at Jacksonville, Ra. bear from anyone who ia Intereated and baa VIOLANO VIRTUOSO COIN OPERATED. ELECTRICAL MUSICAL NOVELTY. William Glick. who controls .ail the coiices- FRED J. COLLINS 1 have five practically new. Mills Xovelty Co. manufacture. VTOLANO VTRTl'OSD Musical Tnstnimrtits. slot aions at the Virgin.* State Fair. Richmond, tlii- operate,! by a 5c cHn. that I am not in a pcsttiun to haiuUe or operate, and will ,Uapus« of thcni singly or the year, was callcil to Boston on September lot. for 1900.#0 rai-b. Each instrument carriiw ten ndls. or fifty selections of music. Quick action Is nn-cssary liy the death of his sister and her fourteen at this priiv. FRANK Q. DOYLE. 1114 North Amarleas Bulldlaf. Chleata. Illlaois. year-old daugliter, who were stricken with NOW { Spanisli influenza. We would advisie ALL our custom- I era to order skates and repairs for j the ENTIRE SEASON'S REQUIRE- larflin in Skatint Rink Imme¬ Zjf-' MENTS now. It is very possible that later your orders cannot be diately Adjoinini National filled. By ordering NOW you run Caatonment no risk. Splcnditl huildinz. tiOvIl? f*-«t. hard maple flisgs. .*00 pair- Kii-hanlson steel Ri-ller Skat* s. CHICAGO ROLLER SKATE CO. MihIcI 11 North T*inai»an*ia itr¬ eat,. Income has range*! rr<*m 224 N. Adi Street,^ Chicago, III. IslO per month to $1,710 per nsaith. never less. B,-st reason for selling. Must sell quirk. Af fes-ted by •Iraft. Bargain at $>i.,'i00, on g*«>,l term- Write J. C. BRITTON, ear* A. C. Raad ✓Henley’s Famous Roller Skates Real Estate C*.. Little Reck. Ark. R1NK-.RACING-POLO-SI DEWALK RICHMOND In Us« in All Parts of tha World RINK SKATE ^ No skates so tlurable, none so easy FOR SALE-ROLLER SKATES r to handle. Scientific construction. In perfect condition. We purchaard an entire new niuipmvnt fiw aiiviTllsIng purjane and have a few ^>rln( pairs of the old onifll left Harzaina for early buyers •U'ui IixH' More pairs can be used on same floor lilkic, wlU WHITE CITY AMUSEMENT CO. Chicago. Ill nrtUirr space. Established thirty-six years. buckl* DOT THE HENLEY SKATE CO. WANTED TO BUY—SKATING MAT GaaarAl Uatiagxr «f kUdwky Bench Park at Al- brMk: Must l>e in foo,l conditiim. IlLUJUTT'S BEARS, bnny. N. Y (uarantaad. RICHMOND, INDIANA car* Billboard. New York City. 36 Ttie Billboard OCTOBER 12, 1918

SILKCAMP HANDKERCHIEFS k UP-TO-DATE PATRIOTIC DESIGNS. ^••TO MY SWEETHEART,” “REMEM¬ More Money BER ME” and "SOLDIER’S FAREWELL” FOR FOUNTAIN Red. White and Eilue Borders PIPES B iJi PEN WORKERS S21.00 GROSS By GASOLINE BILL BAKER U Same Oetignt. with Imperted Lace Borden, $24.00 GROSS \ tip to a friend la a kindly deed. 4 ASSORTED SAMPLES, $1.00 He It either for pn»flt *ir loss; Oue-lhlrd rash with all C. O. D. orders. Slnrerlly of pur|>Oiu> Ik> our lead, INK Mgandybu' Write fur Catalo*. E'or oft limes our Journeys rroau. KNICKERBOCKER HANDKERCHIEF CO.. 421 Broadway. N. Y. City •‘Simon Mansfield Where are you? Drop mp a line. Very imiHirtaut.—Dr. Sidney lliracb. B Box .Vil, Denver, (’<>1.'’ C TABLETS Wp hear that Sam Frank Is off the nheet R €0- anil ie sisirtliiK a '‘roir’ of several “grand”— and they say it Is real money on the nutnide, T $5'®? 1,000 57 Your Liberty Bonds of Unc le Sam with no corncob Interior. Y Each tablet ouarantaad te make 2 auaoea at the vary beat fait calar “Happy” Ji'p flayl.ir was seen in Buffalo re¬ Ink. But Buy Your Slum of “US” cently getting ready to hook up with some show B $ 2.2S per 100 We hare the Largest and Best Assortment In America No adrance In for the winter. Which way is she routed, Joe, prices. Our ItHs Calaldg is South? It wouhln't he had dope for a few O HEADQUARTERS FOR 22.50 per 1,000 months at least. Deiwalt required on all YOURS FOR THE ASKING IF YOU H~ A orders. N Streetman, Carnival Coneettlenaire, Pitchman. Premium User, Sheet Doc Galbreeth. of Pauc-rce* OH fame, la cred¬ Fountain Writer. Auctioneer, Saleaboard Operator, Demonitrator, Medicine Man, ited with registering what he clainiH a Justi¬ D OR IF YOU ARE A WHOLESALE BUYER OF fied kick on exorbitant hotel prices In some S Wntohaa. Cleeka, Jewelry, Silverware. Cutlery. Specialties. Neveltlea, Toys. Carnival Goods, Sta* sections of Canada. Keniciuhcr the old adage. Pens tionary. Dry Gooda, Notions, Contoctlonory. CIpart, Sportlnp Goods, etc., etc. When writing spec¬ Doc, ■'When In Home',” eio. Kaise the price on ify your line of buslnees. If you are not a dealer, save your stumps. The kind that sells and medicine in those liM-alll.e-. as they must be A NO CATALOGS MAILED TO CONSUMERS. used to It. gives you a good profit m N J. A. Mancy, of flcvcland. Is quite active dur¬ ing the F'ourth I.llxTty l.'an drive, being on D iNEW ERA RAZORS „ Levin Bros., Terre Haute. Ind. , the selling committee. Maney writes that he has a number of the fraternity hookei! for MO A jwpular straijiht razor m m A ^ $$$$$$$ bonds, among them ix'ing Kay Ciimmiugs. Mike K with removahle hlade, ' Whalen, John Collins and “Prince” Schaefer. ' Me also slates that he has pledges from a few E $26.50 GROSS. more for S.’iO and some flDP bonds as svsia as E Wf carry a full line of they come in from the road. LIBERTY BELL P aiticlfs suitahlo for stipet- Dr. George Heed made the Bellefonlalnc (O.) nif'ii, lit nioiistrators, fair Fair and claims he “iiiopiM-.i up." Doc saya workers, shcetwriters and he was the only pitchman there ind that the T BADGES Isiys passed up a g'Xid one. He adds: ”Si>oaking Duvelty dealers. Prompt of 'bank rvdls.' 1 g q mine this year and all the H sliipnient and lowest Especially nullable for LIBERTY' LOAN DEMONSTRATIONS and all boys could do the same If thiy would work piiees. Dur 10 4-page sorts of Patriotic Celebrations. A gold-finished miniature Liberty Bell, straight ami 'cut the bo-iz-.' ” E about one Inch long, attached by tri-colorcd silk ribbon to flfty-ligiie M catalog mailed uiKvn re- (114 in.) celluloid button. In as.sorted designs. Doc Moran and the Missu® blew Into Clncy on nue.st. Consumers save No. 3473—With Aeserted LIthefraphed Buttons. Per Gross.$4.00 business September :W from Detroit, having stamps. FREE FAIR LIST. No. 200X—With Photo Button of President Wilson. Per Gross.4.S0 made the trip in Ihe.r big toiiriug ear. Aliho very busy Ish- stu|>is-il at the Billyboy otflce Sample of either style, by mall, lOe. for a little gabfest with Gas.dltie Bill during BERK BROS. One-half cash required on C. O. I), orders. Ask for our free 1»IU Catt- which he emphalically slated that this has been Inguc. conttiniiig a big a.Miortment of other live items. his best s<>ason in the game. He .also Informed 543 BROADWAY, NEW YORK us that there are many of the fraternity hold' (HE TREATS YOU RIGHT) ing out in Detroit. ED. HAHN 222 WEST MADISON ST. CHICAGO, ILL For several months past. In fact until re cently. we had a great deal of news reganling the fall prosp“cls In Texas and Oklahoma. AGENTS01.00 What'.' the matter with a f ■«' words r- gard ug the results from that seetion? THIS IS A — fine of the lioTs from Buffalo states that Doc Throw HAT CORDS McMahon is still there “for the sake of suf¬ GOLD MINE at fering liumanlty.” Incidentally he added lliaf DIRECT FROM MANUFACTURER the town was well suicst regards locj deposit on C. O. I), orders. No catalogs. ■ lo all the tsiys. esix-eiully the sheet Isiys.” FEWES MFC. CO.. Braid and Shea Lace Mfrs., 529 Broadway, New York City. t:r'.ss

GIVE ’EM THE LEGGING THEY WANT. .4ft'>r a 1 'ng a'ta'k of tardlnc®. I>r. Sidn'y Hir'Cii Ll'k® III fro.11 Iicnvcr. ('<1. Hoc etatca ALLTHE BOYS IN THE SERVICE ASK FOR that he ha® made a few fairs in that section to fair iMi'lne" and tliat the State Fair at ideal PUTTEE ROSENWASSER’S I'lielib. was g-- d for him with Oriental medic nc, hilt li'd so g'""l for the rest of the li".vs In ROSENWASSER lai'ky ’I.evcn Cooiidnstlon In display rasa. Full other lines. He al.-o says to tell the Isi'ys to »|ji« of is'j. 0x13** 111'hi-s FA'h article full ilnig IDEAL lay off Denver, as it is a haril ptv'i«'slte-n to -lore «l/e. Brtsll value. $3.33; you sell f'W $1.06; work. an'I. in faet. war •'■nd tlops ien,. made -u you TO* 50r. Ti'IMv t>F IT! II ARTICLES CANVAS things r III hard for iii'chinen in the whole FOR LESS THAN 5r EACH WT*. n ycu shvw your State because of enemy al.ens, etc. I .' :a. r lid* r -isi* «-iifi'. wllh |Sir|>le padd«>l o,iT. ilie anay ■< fiur t 'llii aooila (Ihal ilwayt ar- LEGGINGS Dr. A1 King made tin- Mansfield (O.) Fair eala lo tidladj'x brail) '<111 daaala her eye. and bell at Hie c 1 <4 your -(del y'>u atate tha low pnea A safe buy because they wear and reported go littrol cWssiKn. ('ontainen. His address ii r. IdTsv HftotriH. 6 forlu. 6 rni'ilitini kiiivfF. Headquarters Co., lid Dcih.i Brigade, Camp No. 12..$18.00 Per Dol iMiitcr knife and sugar shell. All articletv ei* D'sige, la. l' S. Standard Heavy Fibre Dye (t-pt kiii«es are <4 solid iih’kel sIlTer. finely Duck. Sizes of aimve. o 1 1 fliii^he l and stamped “Iloper>» Nu kel SIIvyt '* thiaraiileed to I'e solid nickel siher tbruiigli* D<«- Barrett was an '•';er mcd. man who made Immfdxate delivery on Spirttl E?ut of finest quality. There In In^ no plale the fair at Mansfield, O., and report has It that Puttees, Ineignia, Chevrons, to wear ofT. they ykiW give satltfactery service be “clean-'d uii.” BARGAIN BULLETIN Hat Cords, Camjraipn liars, f«*r many $earA. Knives are plain rrurihle I^teggings, Overseas Caps and "tcel. hand forged and heavy sllvcrplatcil. FREE itci'ent reports were t,, file effeet that Dr. Karii set In box. as nlnmn in llluMratinn. General Military Supplies. Dyer would close hts •soiioany al C'diiiiihiis on All merchandise strictly regu¬ M -tiufaciurer's guarantee acooropa* QQ (MR 100 BIG LOTS of PRf MiiiMS.I i»ie$ each set. iVr set. Dciober 1 and luiy a |. nr Il Let to .Mliinta, Ga. lation. fS'Tc deposit on C. O. I), AttNTi GOODS. A£X/f RTISING N(M LTitS. POSI l or a full line of live Sale'^ lioard and He has had an exceilent -o.ison at Columbus. orders. Write for Price List. Si-liE’me Article*, see our «’atalogue. lllu?i> CARDS. BOOKS. PIC1(/RE\ ETC.. AT A FRAC¬ tratlng Watche*. Jewelrv. Silverware. It Is also stated that l>r. 1. ), Fiuik would TION Of OfUGINAL COST, write. TODAY. NOW! MUNTER BROS. Kazora and Preniluni tJfNMl-*. Write for rata- lay aside h|s irliM'- ai'd k- isi- r to take up war htgue tiMiay: just oIT the pres.t. FANTUS BROS.. SI9 53l dearborn st..cnkaco 491 -493 Broadway NEW YORK Work, the nature of wl.hli was not given. s Buy Liberty Bonds At Wholesale—Nat Retail. JOS. HAGN CO., Max .Mien, the Tiitsa lOk.) hotel proprietor 300-302-304-306 W. MUImi, St.. Chltig*. III. and eoiis.n of the “,\ce \o|.. Kid." has returned from a lengthy toiir of Caeada. after being seen reecnily among (he Cnriadt'in It's-kle. later en aOQos PROFIT the I’ai'lfic Coast al 3 ane.oiver and S" iltle, and PUTTING TiMt't wKwl you «in i ’ke Mt«x*fT4Wi last on the streets of M lehell S. !• , during OWNERS Isam* Out SPECIAL OUTFIT C4M- the Corn I’alace Kxposito.n. Max stated that laifit Mt/W 1,200 tfiKuiB. hiisinesa thru Canada was g'S'd. exce|it at INITIALS Straight Salary Sor4«f» «b4 rmtiPM. OtWf •utWi. 50, QAUnV “ Hegina, Sask.. and Hillings Moiit. He was ON AUTOS Papermen srho hare the goodA ptease write. Straight f 00 NfMl 5:5 00 $md iU •V4n«» OtOrt salary, new propoeition. Fix the amount yourself — leaving Mltctii'II for Tulsa. Dk., where lie will VLIBERTy- OnlUl CHEMICAL CO. hlliernale for Hie winter iiionths He was also Of «ni« JoM'VtB you know what you are worth. Go anywhere in the EMBLEMS Manufacturwra of asking for new® from Harry Ford, ‘'Kelsler" F. 8. with the best Farm Paper there Is, and make ON WINDOWS more money than you ever did before. Write for and Colonel Monogue. .in.n.m.in.ini;mnhAn particulars. A. H. JENKINS. Box 1632. Phlladtiphla. COMPOUNDS LINIMENTS Penniyivanla. TABLETS POWDERS Doc Weynian We hear that you have made two purchases during Ho- past few weeks—a ELK XEETH TEAS SOAP marriage llreiise and an aiil'i. W'll. wlie-i .i GENUINE AND MANUFACTURCO. Attention, Paper Men fellow adds to the personnel of his troupe lie Are the or(fXh !• ‘ v •KiM-rt-- tiritPT thin llie rrlcr*. must arrange transisirtatlon facilities. Bill's Handle Amcricaii Motoring, or America, Our Home¬ FOR MEDICINE SHOWS $3. 0 to >9.00 oer de/nn. All nIiIihhiI bv land, patriotic, thU winter. PermanenL congratulations. By the way. Hie ls>ys around I r»Mw. r O I> , iiihjert to rtAmltiAtliei NORTH® it-M Kmae Street, Chkato, ML Colambus. ()., tell ns you were seen on Hie G. S. WYCKOFF, Manatac, Peaalnitob. New Jtnoy. WKsT r,K\| CO., 313 TrAiixportAtJon Itldf-. SeetUf. atreeta there about two weeks ago looking like U lilllfU A. OCTOBER 12, 1918 T ti e B 1111> o 8 r d 37

a “mlliloB dollart." bat they didn't say PADDLE WHEELS word about you trarelinK In double hamesa. An "oldtlmer” writes: "Doc Ford (nepbow of 60, 90 or 120 Numbori.% g,50 old Dor) baa been cleanioK up with Ford Hrof.’ 180 Numbers . 11.00 Indian Oil in Illinois. He and bis partner were Pan Wheel and Pane. ^0.00 at Decatur recently, beading South. They were Hit the Kaiser in the Eye.50.00 Drat f'llng to St. liouis to purchase a truck. At Danville during the fair they did big businesk, A LIHLE PRICE FOR A DIG FLASH Stuffed Cats (set of 4). 5.50 biitb on tbe grounds and dunn town. Ford and Spot'the-Spot, complete . 5.00 bis partner are cunsidered two uf the best med. AND A REAL ARTICLE OF MERIT. Roilinf Log Game. 6.00 workers in tbe Statok. I bark that up and atn We also carry tii stock t'at Uacks. a tiled, worker myself. Tbe Missus is also doing big with the sheet. They told the writer This on your wheel, flat joint or any^ luill 1 tucks, llitfli Striker, t'ouiurj to kay to Bill that they w mid like to bear from .'Stores, Holl LHiwii (lunte. Spinilles. all the b'lT*. care The Itilltiuard olBce in Chi- thing that require.^ a big flash Itacc Tracks. Canes, Itevil's Itowliiin rag.'." Alley. .A full Ime of Novelties. Send will prove a big winner. for Calulonue, l>ept. tl. Bill has had several reuiiens regarding open town* in Certain territories and open town.' en SLACK MFC. CO. route to those territories recently. Owing t> the many changes occurring from war condit. ins COMBINATION 128 W. Lake St., CHICAGO, ILL. and other causes during tbe past few months advice could hardly be reliable. TbU column solicits reliable information for tbe god of everyone. assorted colored plush lining. % TK# NG#TriSt-avk "Oldtlmer" wants to know what has t>ecnme of Vx TIE RETAINER the following Drs.: Oeorge I'ardy. Jr.; Ira Now It the tloe for WUidrw \Vortrr«. .•'irrrt- Newhalt. I.ew I.nner. Jr.; Ih Fotinlial, Kroiise, nirit. I'll, hm n. rtr., to lnrrcu<> thrir inrum* OUR CUT PRICE PER SET Webb. Kenyon. Stewart, and last, but not least. I t hiiidliiis tbli uuirk rrllrr. Fir •*!* tt >11 J'le Ward He states that a few idpes fr uu JobbTtt. J5 5, PEP CROSS. SAMPLES. lOc. them conceruing tbetr activities wojl.l be ap¬ preciated. $3.75 KING MFG. CO.'" YORK Some time ago we railed attention to the r S.—Write for our new lllu.otrated Cata¬ number of pitchmen who are now serving the logue, the BOOK OF BARGAINS, mailed Free. colors in offli'ial capacities. Tbe latest news Write for it today. from "over there" includes a letter from I.leut. fluy K. Xeff, well known to streetmen as a she«-twrller. Neff merely states that he Is do¬ 165 WEST MADISON STb This paste is (aarainacA ing his bit for his country. He gives his ad¬ chan. ■n. polish snS sUverptate dress rare of a base hospital, but doot not sti.te Sronat and Capper, Over Childi’ New RMlaurtat, as to whether he waa wounded or connected ' with the inktltntion or as to wbat branch of • DEMONSTRATORS the service he Is tn. His address in full is I.leut. Ituy E. Neff, r. S. A., Base Hospital Chicago, III. AGENTS FAIR WORKERS .No. 7. A. I'. O. 717. A. E. K. \\r lino tlio mo»f nrndirful Silror Putins Com* Nt mattar h*w ehta* tha atn. piupd rn the market. Lrires a luttns plate oo (THE HOUSE YOU CAN’TFOHOET) art Mil. aur prleet ars always a try t o of litaTs cr copper. Slam* li»Unt re- Doc Billy Gray (That Man Gray) writes from llttla lui. »uiu niiUout Itlior I»s Angeles that as soon as his pass|Mirts ran 200’. PROFIT FOR YOU. be arranged be wUl leave for Sydney, Australia, tIt.OO GROSS (LARGE TUBES). He also states that Johnny West, who lost an IncludoiS exiia TuU.* lor dcui»ii.uauoQa. arm, caused by tbe bite of a rattlesnake. Is SAMPLE DOZEN. tl.SO. there, and adds that West was a doorman and With Duplay Case. lecturer on bit show twenty years ago. DoCg Stasis Sam pit. 2Sc. SOB. Harry A. Gray. Is now In tbe service, fie One-third caah with order, halane* C. O. D. wants ns to eiprrss bis deep gratitude to all J'SHICK MFG. C0„ INC.. who assisted blm in bis recent difflriiltT and 173 Eut S6th Streat Niw Yark City. closes his letter with the following: "Tell ev¬ LOOK-PAPERMEN-LOOK eryone to bny Bonds. They are the bonds of We now have a Farm Paper. ..ells three years cor $1.00. Good any place tn the entted Stataai Postal oard love for Tncle Sam and will bind the wounds recetpu g«es direct to pubUabera. and w* give you authority letter on publishers* staUonenr. Our price. DS.OO of your boy and my boy. The whole world Is a HuRdrad. \V* alio have a good War Maiazine and oihrr propoalUona for you to make moomt wl^h. Full their seeurlfT." Gray’s pre«enf adilre«s I* Unt of premiums, lucluoiug Ibe 2U-page War Atlas, marked price $1 DO; our price. IVo- ts t. I.os Angeles. ■et full Informatioo.

Mike Whalen tells of a time In a ce-taln town when he applied to tbe Sergeant of Police COMPTON BROS.’ AGENCY. - FINDLAY, OHIO Swagger Sticks for a permit that worthy asked him If he was a resident, to which Mike replbd that he was and lived at a certain ,address, wherrnpon bla GE.T sa.oo FOR ONE DOLL.AR $9 GROSS ENLIST YOUR DOLLAR RIGHT NOW. HELP Ceiium* Duller Top. mth Metal "copperlefa” came back strong with: "You are a-; that nnmber Is a freight shed. GENERAL COHEN BUY MORE LIBERTY BONOS. Ferrule Bi).vs. every American dollar muvt be mlLvIed In Ihe Bnt. since you are Irish and your name Is HIGH-GRADE Crest Array that Is n»w l>eiiig mubllixed to KEEP THE Whalen, like my own, you can work." This HUN ON THE RUN. the Great Amu uf the Ubarty likely happened in East St. Lonl*. Loan. tVe give you SWAGGERS S SILK CmMP HANDKERCHIEFS FOR ONE DOLLAR Canuln* IT. R Itellet Top and D. n. Bparkn (Bad Eye D'rk) writes that be (All Military Dtslini) Dot tom la In Cheyenne, Wy.. located at 1911 Carey Tnu ran turn them over lor ino •lillars and every dol¬ $12 GROSS avenue, and would like to hear from all tbe lar you send sues Into LIBERTY BONOS. This SIX boys still In the feme. FOR ONE DOLLAR PROPOSITION u Ihe beat yet. eo lura* ttnrk alna>s on hard Or¬ dig dewn In your jeans and -hoot a dollar in the next ders airpped the eamr dar re- mall and get your 6 CAMP HANDKERCHIEFS, to¬ celTcd One-lhird •l•'|.<•ll on all News comes from New York that Mat Gott¬ gether with our S^ r^ "HOW TO GET SOME DOUGH. rrders. S. S. NOVELTY CO- 2Sa lieb ba* been there for kome time. Max 1« RAY. ME BEFORE SANTA CLAUS PULLS IN TOWN." BOW a speaker for the Fourth Liberty Lo.sn. and Bewery. New Yark City. YOU BUY C FOR $1. It is said work* from an nuto. using real high- Gen'l Guatava W. Cohen A Bro.. 744 3r'd’y. N. Y. City. pitch stunts In getting subscriptions. I'LL PUT THAT DOLLAR IN BONOS. The Mazuma Army Hem With the Liberty Smile.

Jack Wilson kicks In from tbe Northeast tbit be and Rtanley Grren are traveling by auto thru WE FILL YOUR ORDERS PROMPTLY Maine and hare apparently bad the exclnslve on ASK FOR OUR*^ A N«w Biwnd lot StiMt Woikwi the sheet In the State, as no papermen have •nd CAiBlval Trad*, shown up at the la«t kit fair-. Mrs. Green l« working 'Montana dIamoD'le. Others working the -iaa* Vac Caa* 1 aoo PkcBi circuit Include Benny Bornapi, with Montam raB.Tol*do.OhlOi dl.imonds: Doc Scoville and the Missus, with Monthly Sales Bulletin Frompt ShlptnantaeUacaOptatOaab tu-elers and Jewelry: Doc Suelgel, with oil; BUI T a Beau, with pens: Ellrabetb Cannon (that YdU cannot afford to be without It. Contains a bit list tf bargalni tor PItchaita. Premium Uttrt, Aue- tunnv little French lady), with peeler*, and tiooeeri. Demaattralers. Fair Workers. Sheet Writer*. Send us your namo and ooemaatot addrast. IHT TOLEDO CHEWWC CUM CO. TOLEDO Dowling, with wire jewelry. F’-vehtirg Me., October 14. was to be the lt«t fair for Wilson and the Greens, and from thore they were to chug, chng back to Berk Bp's.' store In New R.Y. MERCANTILE TRADING Tork City. lYllson senile p-ri-ds to Pittemoo THE RAISER’S MES¬ ■ ad Kline, who are now serving the color*. .A1 HowspI was also seen doing his hit to¬ ward winter romf'rt at the Mansfield (O.) Fair SILK EMBROIDERED POST CARDS I SAGE TO HIS PEOPLE Septemher C4 27. With Inslgala af all Braachat tl tbe Service—lafaatry. Artillery. (Copyrtsbied) Ordnaace. Medieal. Navy aad Marloe Ceros. ALSO “My Sweethaart" Ah»< lutety the Nrernt and Funnlent Article THE ”KISSERS- "Darlint." "Fargat Ms Not " aad "Rtmembar Me." Also Allied Serv- for Strrrtmen. Krprodured in l«i> rotor* on lee Flag Desltas. Beautiful work. Entiroly acw. heayy IM-lb. gUa^ stork. Rise 11*IT In. More fun than a barrel of mno- krM klad* of rubber. Upt $6.00 PER HUNDRED. ASSORTED. A Ilf honansa a* a lOr eeller Onbr ni>«r nioT* like life. Easy to oper¬ SATIN HANDKERCHIEF CASES, witk Insltalt of ill Brtathoo and clean up. SS.OO per 100. Rperlal price ate. Agrnts making $S to ttO •$ tbo Servleo. assorted eelers. $7.20 Oerts. In big lota. - a dav Pocket Sample. tV- I Oaa-third Cash with Order. No Catalot. PASTIME NOVELTY CO.. for :.ac; t% for tt: S Gross. $3 75; 1 Grots. $6 40 . 504, 1307 Breadway. New Yark. tia AO I 04* taa 00 *■ WILLIAMSBURG POST CARD CO., INC. It Doliacty Street aeor the Bewery. NEW YORK CITY. SERVICE NOVELTY CO.. 2209 Artkar, CMaat* ■■at ba taan In bo ngfroalatad. INSIGNIASERVICEBARS Sweetheart Regulation All BRANCHES OF THE SERVICE Insignia Bars Insignia All Branches of the Alt $13.SO Gross Branches tfp bmnici IniklMnU. ena^ ftnUlied iwmra bars Service Buttons anil iioliAhail I h m<*uriitnas m AilT^r fl^lA^ Ona-ihlM <*aah with all unlfwi ratad Add addi* Regulation Screw tiooal for aacb gross orilrml to row inauranro And panels $13.50 Gross Back and Pin Backs 6 c Eacti r

Agents and Solicitors Wanted VF RTIQFMFNTQ cartoons and Drawings 3« WORD. CASH. NO ADV. LESS THAN 2Se. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTSY IIllV a lOHlivlIallY 1 O *a WORD. CASH. NO ADV. LEM THAN tia. AGKNTS—Gue*t Necktie Holders Bell like dot cakes; RAXES PER,WORDIR WORD CKAVON AATIKTM- Refresh your art with new one aeent sold 100,000 last year; easy to demnii- .. .w .... Chalk Talk natertal. samplea 10 centa; completo Flrate. 300% profit, send 15c for sample and par- SET IN S-PT. TYPE WITHOUT DISPLAY.PLAY. NO CUTS. NO BORDCRS. 50c. CHALK TAUL SCPPLlJiS, Uneoin. ti< ulirs. r.i:E.«T TIE IIULDEU CO., 230 Post-Stand¬ LESS THAN 29 CENTS Nahraaka oeut ard UIdg.. Syracuse. New York. NO AD ACCEPTED POR CESS THAN 29 CENTS Pw Ward. P« Ward, trick DRAWINGS F(tR RTAGB R«« of 20. $1 00; [lirMTS MAKE 500% PBOFIT handling Auto Mon- /^CENTS AND SOLICITORS WANTED.Sa FURNISHED ROOMS.•• aamplea. 10c. UALDA CARTOON HERVICB, O^. ogram*. new Patriotic Pictures. \\ina<>w Ijctiera, ANIMALS BIRDS AND PCTS.Sa FUTURE TIME WANTED BY ACTS. ... .2a I kosh, \ViaoE- good api>earance on and off; will consider offers Maebiiira. SMUROU, lit West Etgla SL. Buf¬ sires steady engagement, no season Job; $1,000 from reliable managers onl.v. Mr. Don Nichols, falo. New York. ocUt library; all around experience; prefer Ohio or please write. Address JACK AND MAY SHEARS, Attractions Wanted Virginia. (LEADER), care Billboard. Cincin- Box 170, Lincoln Park, Monroe County, N. Y. 3e WORD. CASH. NO ADV. LESS THAN 2So. Help Wanted AT LIBERTY—NOVELTY MAN; MUSCULAR, 1 Alcp MINSTOEL snoWR WANVfeD at LIBERTY TilEATRE.' Dumanaville. MUaimrl. oci26 | ** '*'***®- NO ADV. LESS THAN 2Sa. A-1 VIOLINIST AND PIANIST—MAN AND Roman rings, tight wire. trai>eze. aI“o B. F. wife at lllierty for picture or valid, theatre; singles; put on arts; open for anything that EkT-RTTllINO TO INTEREST NEGROES-Five blg M ABAIIET SI.MiERS WANTFJ)-^ Wrilo D K TAI. iMitb bad years of eiperlence in real houset pays. J. B. BURKE, Chesterville, Illinuis. Faivs. thou.sanda of Negroes, with plenly of OHinry. BOTT. Ladd. Illinois. and have large library; want to locate farther Ural Fair Ocl 21' la»t one closes Dee 24 Write S fiTRIKG RARS* ^ ^ PATRITK. ^•do*tK)ro» North CaruUii*. I*«r- JAZZ TlttlMItoNK PI*AVKU, f4ir rriocmi^ muilr*! City. Vo:T- --* *Henc"^".r7®o?®M”pr.??e°r hotel j;;' or T vTiV SJr®!'**'*" MINSTREL A(TS. VaudevlIIo (•penally PltTert. South H. C. WILLIAMS, 214.14 Lewis.Lewis, Oweno-Owen* Uiiartrltes. etc ; good show town. Write D K. TAI.- I MUSICIANH WA.NTED—Cornet. Clarinet. Trombone AGENT-■WHO WANTS A LIVE WIRE THAT boro.boro, Kentucky,Kentucky. BOTT. Ladd. Illlnola octl2 I amiaiid PlrroloPb-rolo Pla>era.Pla>ers, for eaaenilal war imluxiry.imiusiry. mu¬mu- will get the money for the show? Age. 39; sic will be aide line; openings for marliinlata. elertrt- sober, reliable and conscientious; trouped from xzv/\tvaiTo>p aarw t-wv»wbwrair-x-w WAN'TTD—Flrst-clasa Companlea (or Sunday eve- clina. clerks, etc.; write, glvhig etperirnre bolh In coats to coast; close contractor; not afraid of B®*—18; violinist and experienced ninta. write MANAGER LEE BDUnTER. Prairte rouvie and other lines of work ALCMI.NT'M CO. OF work; A 1 press agent; salary, your limit; relia character boy parts, wishes to join well known I du Chien. Wisrnnsm ortlS I A.MKIIH'A. Maryville. Temiratee. ble managers only: therefore this ad; write or I eomedian or act for vaudeville. What can yon wire. WM. G. STELLMAN. Box .'’dJI. Bucklinn do for me? MARK COOPER, 604 E. 141st, WA.NY Arrnhat nr good Arastvur, for standard act non. West Virginia. Bronx, New York City. Automobile Accessories MR. E. MATHEWH. General Delivery, ('blrago. lU.

3e WORD, CASH. NO ADV. LESS THAN 25e. WA.N'TED-Muilriana. lo locale; Solo Comet. Bb C3ar- AT LIBERTY AFTER OCT. 8TH_SLIDE BOY—IT; 5 FT., 8: WANTS PLACE IN VAUDE- Inet, Eb Clarinet, Flute. Bllb Bass Iwe have In- Tromlione; solier, reliable and experienced; IBe art: ran play piano or will do anything. F(IRD8 START EAST IN' COLD R'EATHER with our alrument); other muaiclana write, must handle ttand- A. F. of M.' Addmss C. C. B0YE8. care N'orih 'T^Ue ROB T PEARCE, care Btlltsiard. New new 1919 ( arhuretnra. 34 mllee per gallon; use ird mutir. eiiellent town, high wagea: band aufiiwrled cheapest ga.sobne or I alf kerosene, inwaaed power; p, my; .n cn.-eria paid, stale work ileelred. must Bros., Holton, Kansas. octl2 'dflt City. aljlee lor any motor, very alow on high, attach it mean bualneu: eiempt from draft. V. .MALDN'E, Vlr- Iiourself, big profiia to agriits. roonev back guarantee, gmla Minnesota AT LIBERTY—LIGHT COMEDIAN AS PART- 335 Madlion. Diylon. Ohio_octli ner; g

WANTED FOR BOAT RIIOW-Two young and tt- traclive Oriental Dancers. Icarc Chlcsgo (or Houlh about .Nov 1. percenlagr. with strong guarantee. Write IT_!_. KEITH. 4759 Winihrnp Ave, Cblesjo. AT LIBERTY—BAND AND ORCHESTRA DI. SEI^RETAHIES AND MANAGERS. TAKE YOU CAN ilAKB YOUR HPARF, TIME PROFIT rector; 2(i yrs.* experience; violin and voice I . N'DTK L At lilierty. siiyrle I ((ON,HGN. 47 Langdon St..St., lambrldie.Cambridge. Maaaa.nureila.Maaaav'huretta. ABLE coaching amateur Mlnalrel and Draroallr* teacher: also snioist. composer and arranger; ■~ii*t"s'^'* b*ts6 demand more than we could supply. We leach you exempt. C. F. ROSSIGUOE. 4147 Michigan TILLA. 13« N. Butler .SI.. Madison. W is. .s tU —• Imw and turn over local work to you. Write for "Be- Are.. Chicago. IHNDOO BAHKET TRICK. Handcufr Escape. 15 aiilla (Hiiainrd by 79 Directors Placed Last l4ea»oo." xTvnxz Tvvxrww uvniT wvxrw aearvr- wsnu I "'her good Arts, and my .Migaxine one year, all (or II(M)KEH-H0WE COSTUME CO I.Nrw England's HIGH DIVER—HIGH DIVE MADE FROM only lOc. UUACKKN'BUSII. Big Flats. N. Y. octl» largest). Department SI, 30 to S6 Malu St., Havtfblll. AT LIBERTY—SLIDE TROMBONE; FIRST- lofty 90 foot iBiblers; ladders are Slavsachuselta. class vaudeville or picture house; union; write ‘‘'‘•fCic lights for n,g,„ work; go^l rig- JAIL BREAKING, by Great Van Tone. 25e: Hide or wire FRED M. LOVE, l/uiisiuna, Missouri. wardrobe; will make special induce- Show Tricks Eiposeii. 15c; Wonders of MIh Century. ment to circuit of fairs; liest of references !5c. Golden Nuggets lOc. Mall Dealers' Dirn-lnry. 25c. l|fffl,TlUSCril!)tS SkfitcbfiS & BI&VB furnished on re J AT LIBERTY OCTOBER 16_PIANIST LEAD-1 miile. s desiring a good, reliable free attrae-I ™nn Sense Medieal Adviser. 1.000 pages. 700 llhialra- la WDRD, CASH. ND ADV. LESS THAN ISO. er; vaudeville, musical comedy, pictures. | Mon. ge^Jn JoueJ,^ wUh_ me. Addre^^^ or wire U'X r a rwavDTFR c.ib North N'ohio sr lo S • retalU $1 50. sample and wholesale price 60c. ---- etc.: locate or travel; references; out of draft; 1,’. o.. .Pr inuisr ’ ‘ ' posipild. lists free J. H. 'niUDEL, 524-B iloodv. ACTS. PLATS AND HKITTIIES WHITTEN “n) OR- play small straight parts; excellent barlPine iiun.iiHiiis. inniac Lowell. Maasachusettt. (Xtl9 DFR—prices (or stamp: catalogs of Plays, Acu singer; illustrated songs. M. HILLMAN, Gen. . .1. ■ I.... . , . - and Wigs for sump. E. L. GA.MULE. Playwright. Feat Del . Sioux Ully. Iowa. "NATl'HE n(R)K"-Knowledge for those married or LI’erpooI. Ohio nov: LADY EQUESTRIAN—GOOD APPEARANCE: engaged, farts everv man and woman should know, , riddm for years; high school work. levies. I SV. plain vrrapper. CENTRAL (N)MPA-NY. 599 Ninth ACTS. PLATH A.ND RKETTHES-Wrlltan to fit you. AT LIBERTY—CORNET: UNION; AGE, 45; elc . wieli to Join reputable act. vaudeville. For I York, with pep and tiunrh: special music; recognlied experienced; prefer valid., pictures or bur-1 fiirlber particulars write M. £., .Box .30, Inde Ivauilevtlle acta uilng my material DeVAIGNIE. Room league. AL WHITE, Vinton, Iowa. iM-ndeiice, Kansas. 1106. 538 So. Dearborn. Chicago. UllneU. oetl* IJata free B. SHERIDAN OO . 411 E. ISIst , t . New York. nov9 I Am4 AN'D 8KETCIIEK that assure tureats vrrllten AT LIBERTY FOR REP.; ONENIGHTEH. ORGANIST AT LIBERTY FOR FIRST-CLASS ' lo order st lowest prices; write for terms. WIL- valid, or anything that pays salary; rulie kid engagement. exi>erlenced. rellabb-; tliomugh I VU.'ST YOKES BY YANHEN—One solid hour Swedish 1 LIAM De ROSE lEstb. 1907). 135 8* Main Bt.. Oo- eomedian; characters and gen. hus ; tuba in I musician; fine picture player and recrtallat:| dialect atnriea; every line a laugh Price. 25o. I Indiana. hand; fid. and banjo in musical acts; 5 ft.. 0 in.; I splendid library giexl organ and salary es-I CHAS. VARLEY, 546 Beaumont, St. Paul. 3ttnn 1.38 pounds; 37 vears: Eastern States preferred. senllnt. ARTHUR EDWARD JONES. Box 472, nov23 I I HAVE FOR SAI.E a fine coIIecUon of eld T3»eelr" JACK BALL. Gen. Del.. Chicago. Illinois. Hagerstown, Maryland. ' I'rograms. a list and descriplinn of each programm* will be mailed upon request; If you want to add lo your own roBectlnn or dral In a.illqiies here la an oppoe- Business Opportunities tiinlly lo set'ure some rare play bUlx Addreaa F. O AT LIBERTY NOV. 1ST—MUSI^L C()MEDY ORGANIST — WANT POSITION IN HIGH- K , liot 872, Clncinnall, Ohio tf and hiirlesgiie producer; over 50(1 real bills; p,p,nre (heatre; widely experl ' 3e WORD. CASH. NO ADV. LESS THAN 25a. recognized comedian: 16 year* enced and perfect picture Interpreter; organ ao ArCDUNTS, NOTES (I,JkIMS roiJJXTED any- * "’HITE (•IJ-;aN. CLEVEU ACTS. Sengs and kfualo for gi*^ proposlfbins. .Address PRODUCER, 8.1 . v;..I.outs...... San FrancUico and San Diego I „„ Charaew unless wo eoBect. ^fm reBable iweple al a fair price; aullable for vaudo- S. 3d St., Ix>ui«TilIe, Konliirky expert on all mikp* of orcont; not I MAT'S roiALECTION AtJFNC'Y Homerapt K». ort26 Ipflllmatp $*r work; enrln** atanp for •‘1* mihject to the e?u^?°n*[^u?^K??‘’ Ausweriiig Classified Ads, Please Mention The Billboard, ^ gamble. Playwright, t-t OCTOBER 12, 1018 T li e Billboard 39

M.\M MTUITS WITH I'ARTS- “Si. Klmo." "Flow- 1 TFIACII Rich. Wing. Eccantiic. Waltz, Clog. Soft $5,000 IN PRIZES—For good PatrloHc Songa; If you PADY OR GE.NT. with $1,000.00 caah. for the heat If III* IKiiih.” "Amjr of llic «'lrrH*." "rolle** SlHj*. etc. Iff correapondwice. help aecure ecigage* can write aiaig pnenis, enclnte postage and write and misit complete paninmimlc animal act on road- rimiiui." ' A W'omtn'i Kiplitloii " WiiIhhii iiariii roenta Call or write THOMAS. 167 W. Urand A**. immediately for partlculara. P. O. BUX 355, Read¬ a hig hit anywhere; iiirciiiigate this; experience ni< "Triiii>r*t aoil SuiKhine." "Mrr Kalal w “ All Chicago. Illinoia octl8 ing, Pennsylianla. oct26 neeessary. FRED LANDES. 411 W. Spruig SL. N*» III nr>i-cUM rooditinn; $10 IMI lakni riiiirr Im Ad- Alliaiiy. Indiana. ilrnt K L. II. Hoi SS, Kdwardi.liurii. .Miihiaan LEIARN MIND HEADINO—Mj complete copyrighted AGE.NTR A.ND SI.NGEltS WANTED—To sell the act. for two people, cufera fl*e different "effect*;" Lewis .Musical kluseum, 65 dllTarent tongi. m hun- rlJlYS AND VAIDEVIUJ': MATKUlAi, tn lyp*- only $5 Sand alimp fur particular* lo PROF ZA- dreil lota. 4c each, aingla copy, mailed. 15c. .NA¬ Wanted To Buy, Lease or Rent iiriitMi rnanuacript fom. rruf«saioiitla and Ama- LANO, 406 Eaat Marahall St., Itnact, .New York. THAN L. LEWIS. 23 Eaat 85Ui SL, New York i»ur* wnd aiamp for raialufue N Y TLAT bt,'- octl9 2a WORD. CASH. NO ADV. LESS THAN 25& UHAi' Decatur A»*. New York Cilji ocl2S M$IE .MFINZEU'K BALLFTT SCIIOOL-All kind* of Dancing Act* nnginated for great artiata. fauderllle A ..OVE SO.NG—Eiitlllcd ‘ A .Song Not Wnaig." Klc. A 40*'»n TF;\T OUTFIT, oo payments. Address J m UIITS—Muilral romr MA-MSt-'llUT I'O , boom 1106. S Itcarliom St. A.NYTHLNG PERTALNINO TO OH USED IN THE Ituml”. Illmou mtlO PROFESSIONAL teachea Soft Shoe. Waltz. Cing. Ruck A NF;W. CAITIVATI.NG melody-EnUtled From SHOW BUSINESS—F'air pncea and aatiafled cua- and Wing. Ecceiiiric; Singing inr Hat HUOYV UUAT, (jallalui, l’riiii»ltaiiia TISER—ll should always l>e thus I haie the gift of ivrltiiig ittrictife, high-claas melodies, you hare a DOIKiING 5IONKET—Also Lord’s Prayer Pin ami TAB MANAfiER.s, ATTENTION ri.pl..* ..f • Si.ioe 2d-Hand Show Prop, for Sale iHiem and hcailale where to send It. iCt a naiural-born .Micruaeiipe Uuilit. al-m Illustrated Song Slides, comic. GEO. RAK.NAitD, Artuigtoo. Maryland. Sport. ^Idie." Hie iir«i-»i ihin* In i*i« . full, n m- 2o WORD. CASH. NO ADV. LESS THAN 25*. I icaaure for me lo work out your protilems, so it's up plne conirdy. with i ts ru* lurs. a Isualima airrani, III you to call my hand, my Ink mtiiuacripts are as GOOD USED PENNY ARt'ADB MACOLNES- 5VHI wilh rohrrrnt plot, no laas. I.iil all ili-un. rlrar. lu-w 15 K tv FAIRRANKS-MORSE D C. LIOHT PLA.NT. readable as print, term* reasonalde and guarantee tu •lulT, with a roualna iliniat and lag. n.iijr of *< ript liliaie RRAL'.N MUSIC CO. FJ2 Gratiot Are., De- pay spot rash; send list and dasenpuoa. 1’. O. (onipirtr. Including 25-hnrae krmaene tliroltle g<'*> BD.Y 172. Clereltod, Ohio. nor* and prrmlMlon to uir $lu. ■ a-h »iili onUr; will i.ike crntil riigiiir. $m># 00. F* U 11 Clear Lake. ItUY it irult. Michigan. octl* onlrr* for act* for llirre laoplr ai inv regular raii-s. sTA.NF'lELD. Clear Lake. Iowa. octlS I,. <111111 rite flEO A O ISRIEN. 225 .S' 6lli >t . COMPLETC SO.NGS AND SO.NG POEM.H—Patriotic. I WANT TO HUY PENNY ARCADE PICTl’KE MA- iyric and sentimental, will sell outright or on CIII.NES, Mutuacopea. Mills Units and (Juartcr- M, ula-nnile DliHi 721 ufi F'lllllE TRl'NKS (Sample Trunkal; bargain*; straight royalty baais. T. I. MANLEY, Guthrie Cen¬ icopea. Pietures. etc. Louis Seltzer, write. IUtb for $7 no rtdi. ‘aizea. 37 tnche* long. 20i25: alao 35 ter. Iowa. noy9 tale complete Spidnra Show, aixrll outfit, framed au Miscellaneous for Sale ■III he* lung. 23i27. thcae are ready lor hard tratelliig, it ran be checked fur baggage. Tent F'rnnt, Illusion • a'li with order. WILLIAMS. 1312 Ohio. St. Luuia. llaiinrn. eu- . snetl outflt. coat $4U0. $l.'>0 rash gets .M4as bit- ImiN,, Cniiikrmaii F'rrria WliecI, amall Light IMant; fila wanted, stamp. F'BED L. S511TU. Arusierdim. ;«• It .siccl Arm*. .Mangel* Daiicrra. flue Caliarct hate faded tn hold posilliuiH in a yaudcfUle thraire ELK TEETH (Walrua) I’EARfE NOYTU.TT TO. New York, ocll2 .shiiw, complete In open, fine 10 iii-l Outfli. complete pit, grt prepared (or 25c. RACER BROS. Ualikii>li. 40J FIdalgo St, Sealtle. Wathpiginn dcc28 III open Rolliiig i:iot.|i Pmid. Roll-Down*. Kaiocr HADLEY SISTERS, care RiHlaiard, Chicagu. (illtL I’llOTtK'.RArils-Altr*< tire fawr*. iwrtit; l.anie*. Cariiiial and Fair Workers* (IcmkU of ill kinds; kfUSIC AIULA.NGED for Plano, Orchestra and Band Mlniaiurr*. 2r>c IIIION'X CIRl.s CLL'U, 415 Eaat .Msgic. Illuoioiis and Fei a|K< Aits. Elei lric Aulomalic ws compose music to words, writs for prtcea BACEB IMtt St. Ufiiiii. New York ooriS Itaae Rail tiamo. Ilridgu and Rox Rail Ados. Rand BRUS. (formerly of Itouaa'a Band), Oahkoab, Wla. W’A.NT FILM—Train Rnbliery scenes and Bank lUih- Oigaiia. F'oldiiig Orgiii, Columlius Plann, 4-ncta AND C03U*OSINO—Urtginal music composed lo your WA.NT Tf 'NT—P:clure Theatre, with good enulp- ana Race Track, complete let Scenery for Tent Show. seng pnema, original song poems written to your mu- ment, (r. 2<*<>d town in IHinnis. Indiana or Ohio. Anything In the thow tiualneaa. new nr use«l. we hare itc. all of our work I* strictly flrat-claaa, V S. and What hare you? L G. \\XI>DLE, Fairbush. Ky. Musical Instruments It or ran grt It. Write ua your waiita and leU us your foreign copynghta secured at nominal charges Our FOR SALE—•ECOND-HANO. aonda. Laraest dealrrt in used Show (kants In Annr* reference Any bank or sheet music house In the IT S WA.NTED—Motion Plelure .Machtnm of any make. lea Deal with (he old rrlialile We hare aiiiieaml or Canada. WARNFTR C WILIAMS & CO. Dept F'llm and Lrcture Sets nr Eiulpmrnt of any kind, ei- 2t WORD. CASH. NO ADV. LESS THAN 2Se. aiiolher four-alnry (lullding Rusineaa growth nredrd ll. Indianapolis. Indiana (l.araest publiaheea of change nr cash, full particulars and lowest cash price It V\e grow lieiauae wc delirer the giaala WESTF;U\ ayiicopalcU waltzes in the world ) oct26 Ural letter. .NATIONAL EUUIPME.NT ‘JOkU'ANY. mu (il'H'K SALE—Four rrmirkahle anapa In hlgh- SHOW PIIOPLRTIES CD. 515 De'iwire St, Kansas 417 Wot Miehigan St , Duluth. Minnesota. orl26 • l*«a unriilri mrd Ylu*2 dltliiti. no luiik. doi nil* fully and state pnea; ED¬ III IrMlirr ratr $<-'iiNi. Srttimlo Soprani* Figll Plano Gratiot SL. DetnIL Michigan. octl2 WARD WHITE. UermoD. New York. Aiii itlion. Ill iclitl lineal tnuare tratlier rate, ciait SINGERS—Send for propositions how you can make t.i. mi our prlielllnoo. itnffrt Crampton Pari*. L roNDERMAN FERRIS WHEEL tn perfect crmdltlon. giKMl money smaiiig our aniigs E.YSTFHIN .Yn'.*>lC 55’ANTF;D- Ten reel* 'inid lecnnd-hand PatheacoDa I' Tcis r lirgas Samiits.nr. In toiiare leather rarrrlni ciKDplete. ready for road. $3*,0 OO. F' f> R this LIRKARV, 607 Tliird .si. Fall Hirer. .Maaaa< hicselts. Special Film, cheap. F. NAZUR, Loudoorllls. O. ,t«r fM) no All promptif. get tn louih rrlih ui Pity. ROT It. STANFIELD. Clear Lake. Iowa. octIO liala; Trirtraphir nriirr* ihlpiied on dar of ra- SONG WRITERS—I will compe.** an original melody WANTF’.D—Posters *’latior*nce." "Ltihls of London." .•elpi DAVID .STERN OIMPANV Ihe Store llellalile ELETTOirAL STAGE BEFErTS—nouds. Blpplea, for your song poem, and make all arrangi meiita for '■I’riiiicss Elaine’s Prisimer'* EUONOkrT F1L3I In liu«nieu tince lARY 1027 Madlaon St . Uhlrago. Ill F'tre. Waterfall*. Spotllghta. SHoptlcona Clock More- piibllralinn, no rliirae for examination F'RFiE.MAN. CO, 1237 Vino St. Philadelphia. PeunsyDanls. OCI26 ment*. Lenae* and General Suppllea. sare fifty per cent Studio A, 203 Colunibus A*e , New York City ai t26 NFlWTty.N. 305 Weat I5lh St . New York. notJ W.ANTFH)—An American-made Piano Keyboaio Ar- mu SALE- Ruddall Carle Dli. Rohm Sraiem Flute. SONG, eiilillrd AH la Well and the Goose Hang* cordluii. must be < heap fur caah. D. F. COF- ^’■e I mill Roiim le.rirro Flulc. 13#. Ilulfrt Pireolo. FOR SALE—Light Aulo Tnnk. eniilppcd wilh hot High, will mil Oiiiriglit to mu»lc publi-hir or pUco F'EE.N, 826 Lincoln. Valparaiso, Indiana. r:: FRANCIS MI TO. 432 W Howard St . Muncl#. pin krmaene manifold and larlniriior, operate on on riiialty. ROHERT LA.MPTUN Emporia. Kaiissa Ii.diana half ripenae, house body 12 fm Iona. 6 wide. 6 Ibiule 5. octl'3 WANTED--3no 0|>erx Chairs. 19 In , also exchange high, folding lied for twn. talilr i hairs, kill ben rrh- or liuy two nev* Power's D C. Motori for A. C. • PFAXEL Ell ITJLRI.NKT. 1# ke»*. 5 rln**. low inrt, writing drak. rook atoye. dishes, plate class win¬ SONG POEMS WANYT-TD-Submit your aong poems .Motors. GRAND THEATRE. Do*er. Ohla piiih with tliie laar Alliert arairm. $25 00; a trial dow* and panel doors; small Dcagan I'na-Fon. Kry- lo me. If arallablr. will art original music to Hi. m aiwril WM WE ATI I Ell ALL. 130# L St.. S E.. liuird and Rallrry. like new. 7-reeI feature piriurc, and aiibmil them to publishers; If not. will return them W.tNTKD-.American and European War PIcturea. good Xla>hlnginn, Diatrirt of (nluml'la • Saian," with paper; "Wgr World Wide." 5 reel*, III you right away. I don't want to Injy any song piw eoiidilK'ii MU VINEYARD. Albany Botal. Okia- with paper. 10 ntlirr suliKcl*. 3a. 2s and la; a Mad rnis. and you arc not risiulred tn buy my music nor tu lionia. Oklahoma. SFEIll Hf: STYLE C" DRCIIESTIIIDN. 30 roll* for 'dsiw rigid. will sell complete shew for $I 200 oo. ac Invest ninniy. no rapensoa wlialner. only eo-opera- Mror Ytlaaion Diil«h. like new. ri<«t $1 57*.. floe for I hare no time to dicker. Addrosa •'.M.iroRNl.Y tlon. E-MILA: MICllAUX, WUioiia. Minneaula. WANTED TO BUY—I’srvl Penny Arcade Machine*. H. pit lure iH.ute or l.ualnrat place, owner drafted, $55# Ito.YD Silo". Iloi 412, Hrrmliago llutrl. Grand Rap¬ C. GOFF. "F'un Factory." Waco, Texsa. rt,ti lakra It IMIX 352. Kmkuk. Iowa ids, .Michigan SONG WRITF.IIS. SINGERS A.ND MUSICIANS—We |iay f< r your eu-mieraliiiti; hale you raaiiuseriiits or WAN’TF;!)—.Any kind or Second-hand Plelure Ma- TIlUF.E IMTAY'E DEAC.A.N XTLIlPIlllNE. Ileiu n- F*OR SALE—Two set* Diamond Dr* Scenery, nearly senlee* lo offer) Write (or partb-ular* to MO.NARCII cliiiics. I>'iiacs. Gas Oulflts. Film and other Enulp- ainra and Stand, flrat ilatt roiKlItlon, hrarr tiara, new. Cmiacrra'ory and F’lmy flardcn eai h conai»t- MUSIC CO.. I.NC, Rciiliiig. Prniisylytiiia. oct26 mciil. we pay highest prices: write u* drat tf you ha** will ahip COD upon receipt of ripreaa rbargea. Ifig of two 111 and hack drops MlDllLE WFIST F'IL.M aiivHiliig to sell E1.L.SWOKTH FIL.M EXCHANGE I Has L TIIii.MAS. Portland. Indiana CO , Wichlia. Kansas. SONGS—The latest song hits In bonk form; 15 hooka; 537 So DearlHirii St . Chtcagn, IHlnols. dec7 sample copy lf>c, 3 for 2.-K', 15 le'ok* $l 00 Songa for "ILL III Y Frmrh Horn In "F." low pitch, for caah. F'OR SALB-Ahout 200 Tent*, slightly used Wall Vauilewille, word* and music. DO for $1 no 300 for WA.NTED—TVo or thrre-reel Spanish or Maxlean or will trail* part payment, Viola raa*. Uiw. Eh Tuita. 6>6. imtl2. 12*11 Cnncesaiona Tent*. 7*7. $2 00. 5INI for $3 00 PHILIP J A. WE188BERG. 515 Rulinght, III goml coiidllinn, must be good one; I la'll.rt high pilch, VmirlliHiullI Flgiirr. ric«tli*nt kilO. 10*12. 10*14 Refreshment Tents. 10*20 12i bast IDIh 81, New York City. octl2 will detaialt for at-rren esamlnalinn RIALTO FEA¬ ItM. u., all! aell acpirgtrlT K ROWAN. 2830 20 11*21. I4i21. Mi25 Compartment Tents. 10*20. TURE FIL.M CU5U*A.NY. 215 Heiieca SL. SeatUw Lawf.lor Ate. TiilrilO. Ohio 12*20 Ili21 Shew* Tents, 20*30. 20*10. 20*50. 20x SPECIALS IN SHEET kH SIC. at IV per copy: octll 60 lOitiO r.oiko. 60x90. 70x115 Write for hargtins Amaryllis Valse I Lent), also published for oreliestra. d’ M KERR klFO CO.. 1007 W. Yltdlaon St . Chi¬ (In Hie RrsortiHoii. song, publltlied for oreheslra. WE PAT 8c POI ND for Junk Film Scrap, and 10" Partners Wanted for Acts cago. Illliiots 0il26 Japanese Lullaby, an etievire song, publishml for or- a pound for rolls G W RRANDENllUllGU. 1235 elnslra. She LiHika Like You, F'lonllo Valse Alao (NO INVESTMENT) Vine St , Pliiladeliihla. Peiiiisvltanla. F<*I R 'TEN PIN-NET ROWT.INC, AUJTTS. 42 ft . I noo ceplcs of well-known cltsslcs and popular at lOo !• WORD. CASH. NO ADV. LESS THAN 25«. preaciit price $1.100 00. my ptii-e for quli k sale per rii|iv. Send for a catalog 8EGE11 URUS, 1547 55’IIX BUY uscil Oitell or other make Safety Haior $tiHMHi. sliirrd at FNanadlle, IndlaiiA F. IIEED. SI Niilinlas Ate. New York City. octl2 ■Hade .shariiciitng Mai-liine. flrst-rtass conditoHi A I MMiRFI) (iIRL wanted for a parinfr In a mind spriiigflcld. Ohio GFioRGE UARSON. 2535 W. Cumberland SL. Pbll- rt4tliiia acta muft Ua fcrr attruilve and rrltai*!^, WiM)I)R(lW WIL.SON AND I’ 8 A Is Ihe title of ■dclphla. Pninsyltanla. |.|i< 111 I furnuS all «arilrc Write ICAeMAli IIJ.I SKINS. F..sCAPF:.s. SMAU.ER APPAR.ATT'S, Ulrat Yankee war song, copy mtilrd. dime, copy- lalhhlM 'JifV i'nlumhla . i*arabriilfe. Maaa CIII.NF>Fi CII.STI MF.'S. Rulirrtly llluslim, Caldrcn. riabt for aale. worth 15 times price asked C. E. Mislem Ctlilnrt. t.c«ilatlnn. Lcrny tluick Challeiige IIUIJa 425 Penney Ate, McKreeport PennsyltaniA **KVTIaK.\lAN tUlLINIsT to rorrr^jH'nd with Handcuff Ail. Elertricil Mind Reading thilflt. Cnftln i.a«lT I'UiiNi. aar ii* in laintdr i>lairliiK for pic- Mraury stamp fi r lists of huiiilrrda of liargaint Dl'N- A SONG TO WIN THE WAR-When We Get Rid MOVING PICTURE turtw tUitirw etr vaR*. «f wiYrk In NI.NGF.n. 510 Jgikann Are. Uruux. New York City of Hie Kaiser. 50c a hundred coiiies. NATHAN L '•tr if ItM* tuaft tatitminH’tifa In tli«* South eiKloHa IJNVIS. 123 Eaat Suth St.. Now York. oct26 Aitdrr^a \ ItiLIMsT. Telfair 8l . Au- LIFE SIZE I*ORTRAITS, painted In oil. from your iu%tM <;r('rtia DEPARTMENT pholiigraph. make splendid lobby display. Inde¬ structible. artistic. life tike. *ery low priced, tend Theaters for Sale I'ARTNER WANTED — Yi iiriff man or »Joman. acn»* fur deecrlpllon. new and acemd-hand High Art Dr* V WORD. CASH. NO ADV. LESS THAN 23*. "fiiif Aarii% iiariiicr r«lal'h>lir$l in tauiRfllle who I«mp* Scenery and Shew Banner* In slock EINKE- Films for Sale—Second-Hand ein iMii otff Minr« m hr«t i lasa «ihatte. am an eirel« ROLl. SCENIC STUDIOS. Omaha. Nebraska oct20 FOR SAi.B OR RF:NT—Tlirilre. fully rnuipped. In- 2o WORD. CASH. NO ADV. LESS THAN 2Se. l*‘M (ilarii^l and ^itiarr and liaie Mina» that are urtii* rludiiig stage auil drrsaing rooms, seals 490, lire nrra «ti| mirrmt in annga !•* riaht larfe, MAGIC AND ESCAPE GfMIDS-Sellinc my entire and griiHing city, populailoo IS.OlN); thn** shipyards, 8. .5. 4. 3 REFL FF;ATUBES. 2 and 1-reel Harl’«. •end photna and propraitis A«tdreaa hONfJWRITER. almk It bargain |iriii«. tend for H«t J:T> Lad? sinarr 2'» lo Sft lrl«h ^mertran. MY RIG MYSTIC ASTROUKIICAL WHEEI.-Money¬ O'cgon. octl* f If* Nkrtrh with letwr nrd» rHiafdr rt^pwialde maker read acieotlflc. accuralr horoaenpe instantly 20 •niRER-UEEL SUBJECTS. A-1 condition $10 no li-K r$«idiha ihi« ftrliiiir •rile Itli) AN. UI Weal W rit* REED. 3902 Arizona St. San DIogo. Califorida per subiei-l. not less than 5 aub)erts aold. EMPIRFl s d M Nrw Yi»rk ortl2 ST.YTE FILM UO.MPANY. 145 Weat 45th Street. Theatrical Printing: New York Uily. V WORD. CASH. NO ADV. LESS THAN 2V. " ANTEf* A I n r f'ifMEDIAN to double tainte- SUIT MACHINES Rartalna rebuilt and nlckel- rllle art mu«l l»e at Ir l$» %tng o»*e llial i an danea plalrd like new MitU O K Gum .Machinea. Operator 300 ONE. TWO and THREE-REEL FEATU-RES, and (iiav |>iaiH» aiirti nrrfi rt-io e. ih«'uah n*A at*%»* 12.5 LETTERHEAns AND 125 $rVVELOPF..H-Prepaid. plenty tdrcrtising $'i 00 per reel, each Dim guar- Bril* Clirck Ibw* Target 1‘ractlce Scalra. Hill Gum $1 no. samples free, other printing rriaonahln JOS. t»r<'e^ftNr> atate all >t>ti ran atol i-«|ieT

riX»SlXG OI T Ot'R FILMK Tr»dm if t»krn »t POWER 6n. 6A and 5a. Edlauns, Standards. MoUo- AT IJBERTY—Sammy Rose, eci-mtric singing, talking RXI’ERIENf’ED VIOUNIST AJfD PIANIST once; druna, romedj’. scenic, etc.; large disi'ount: graphs and all other makes of machines at prices and dancing; rip roaring; blackfaie U a riot; will -Ylan anil wile; taurttwillc. oirturw or combinatitai list on reaucst. Address ''KILMS." care Itllllioard. that give you greater value for your money than you arritit anything; reliable. .SAM.MY ROSE, care Raphs- linusr. largn lllirary , aiiiglr or joint; atate houra, ■Hr. octl2 can .vxnire elsewhvre; gisvd running Machines, com¬ tl A Co., as per route. __ t;r.s L siJtVKR. •’•08 5lh St.. Hcndrrmm. Kwiturky. plete, as low as $35.00; Ft. Wayne and Bell-Howell AT LIBERTY—Tramp, Irish, silly kid; change for FIRS’l’ I l.ASS < olt.VETIST — TIioaTro or picture Compensarcs. .Mercury Arc Rei-tlfiers. Gas Miking rKATl'RE FILM, all lengths, excellent condition. we.'k; I'lav bits; Chinese isiraeitian; juggler, exempt huiiM'; nil !ii,l'j! COMPANY. 518 Delaware St.. Kansas City. Mo. a few numbers; s|ie<-ialtirs; al.so do straights. 207 lat; apicndid lil'rary: goiHl organ ainl aalary eaaan- KIl.AI.'i. J1 KITEI. Cl’—Sensational Features, etc.: Lilith 3d St.. Wai-o. Texas. __ tial. A. KDVY’ARD JiiNES. Box 472. Hagt-ratown. Md stamp for Hat. BOX 3.'3. Tampa. Florida. dec28 POWER’S 6-R MECHANISM, .-endition like new. At~LilTERTY” Comedian. aie«-, 19; weight. 115; 5 fb. ORC.Y.'SIST E'llUxn ycarx’ mimticiicc. all maktw of used but little; low prii-e. Ull.A.ND. Montpelier. organa and imii man oriheatia; 'la-.aic and popular; FIVE REEL FEATI RE FOR SAl.K-flood condition. 3; not in draft: sotHr: reliable; ability, no si>ecial- draft exempt. solwr. no bum. "HA.S. DoY’ERB. Jark- wiy; posters. I.I.OO per reel up; send for ILsL Vermont. octl2 tics. RALPH YOUNG, 423 Bunker Hill St.. Charles- WHi. Michigan._ Ql'EplN FEATCRE SERVICE. Birmingham. Alabama. tnwii, Massaihusrlts,_ octl9 I’OWER 6-A AND PtiWER No 6, fine order aiiH low AT LIBERTY Exi,eriencrd stis'k and retiertolro eome- flRGANIST .Ylallcc i laan or Bartola, read, fake and prices; al.so Ticket Choptier. .\ddrcss "CHOPPER." diaii, with singing and talking speeialtics; best of linprovixe. YVrlle or wire ORGANIST, General De¬ cart* BilllMiard. , octl2 FIVE-REEI. FEATI'RES from $23.00 to $15.00; also wardrolie: exempt from drift. CH.4S. .MAXWEIJ* livery. Y'oiingxli wn. Ohio. 1 and 2-reel Features; hjr sins El). ZIMMER¬ General Delivery. Eon IImlge, Iowa._ VloIJNIsT AND riAN’isT-Man and wife; yipe'rl- I’OWIJCS 5 M.M’Hl.NE and 5 reels of Film, only MAN. 4604 South Grand Ave., St. la>iiis. .Missoiiri. enietl in all brain hca of orchntra; playing mraplete $75.00; other bargains. A. M. C,R.\HAM. 30 AT LIBERTY—The Ru-,sells; director with s<-ripts; library ; alair aalary. etc. MU.SiriANS. Merrlmac. Potter Rullding. Ittrmliighara. Alabama. oct26 play general businees; wife, second business, Ingmue FOR SAIJI—"Race Suicide.” the great social prob¬ leails; sto<-k or rep.; single and double specialties. Wlaconaln. lem of tile ages. 6 massive res’ls. A-l condition, Boscoltel. Wisconsin. __ lota advertising. Including new style 6s, $120; ■'(^eo- SI’O'TI.IGHT AND DIS.soLVER. fine shape, price AT LIBERTY’ -Charseter comedian; specialties; gen¬ patra," 6 reels, featuring Helen Gardner. goiKl con¬ $33.00. Address "SPOTLIGHT.’’ cj-e Billboard. Operators octl2 eral business woman: single and double sp;BRATlo.\S \ 1 cannon bail and va¬ $2.00 to $5 (Ki; \v-stern features cheap: no junk. FREEAT LIBERTY lesd numbers. THOMPSON A YVILUAMS. Box 663. riety juggling ala>k wire, lady and cenL .YIISS CRESCENT FIL.\1 EXCHANGE. New Orleans. Igt Durhsm, North Csrollns._ -OR- MILLIE HEYLNETrTA. 11U8 S. Admaa St.. I’euria. oetl2 YY’YC. C. G.4RMA.N—Directoi^with or without pisys; llliiioU ___ wife, seeond business; first-rlsss in erory respect; FOR SALE-.500 reels 1 to 5-reeI sulijei'ls. $2 00 per WANT SITUATION ADVERTISEMENTS now at liberty for stock or repertoire. General De- IHGH DIVEK High dive made from lofty 9A-ft. lad- reel up; send for list. A. .M GRAHAM. 30 Hotter Hvery. Canton. Ohio. ilore; a gWHl frre attraction for fain, celebrations, Bldg., Birmingham. Alabama. tx-tlS NOT TO EXCEED 25 WORDS etc. Addrea-. klng home »>mlngs. reletiratlona. pumpkin and world’s greatest open air entertainer; two l>lg Cinelnnali, Ohio. features, enmetliea: ail go»al condition. CAI’ITAL ahow.. price, reaaonalile; l>ond furnished. .atisfacUo:! free attractions for fairs, celebrations South. 768 17th FILM SERVICE. 811 E St.. Waslilngton, 1). C. AT LIBERTY’ ’Tieket seller; spieler; demonstrator; giiaraiitwl 1304 YValinn Ave,, Fort VVajne. Indiana St.. Detroit, Mlchlgsn. oct26 not in draft; represented YY’. H. Arnold, Ohio Stale Fair YVAL’TEU C. DODGE. P. O Box 243. Payton. Ohio._ THREE REEIX MTSTERN ROCND-CP. two reels Agents and Managers Piano Players Rip Van Winkle, almost new: patter, phcios. Tlc AT LIBERTY—klanager and pianist for morie theatre; MI.-’S B. M. AUJ-LN. can- 'J Grand Ave , Obarlea City. Sign and ETaaher, two Edison Machinea. motor long experience; A-I references; exempt from draft; Musicians Iowa. will consider renling theatre fully equipped. GUV driven; two Generators. Swltehlioard. Wires. Conduits. At Liberty Advertliements. 25 words, freo of ehiirge AT LIBERTY’ Young lady pianist; wants po.silioii HAILOCK. Duluth. Minnesota. _ J. W. HOPPER. Corning. New York. In vaudeville or picture house or hotel; plays stand- CAN MANAGE OR PROMO’TE CARNIVAL SHOWS A-l t’LARINKTIST—L'nion; dMimt rontroct for 3 anl and p« pular music, sight reader. U I’lJiklUVTS COMPENSARC, 110 volts, 60 cycles, like new. $10.00 SUCCES.SFl’LI,Y; understand corporations; can or¬ months or longer In good location: South preferred. Morcantield. K>ntucky. Address "COMPENSARC," rare Bililtoard. octl2 ganise; incorporate stmk company to raise finances; E. COMBt^, 911 Market St., New Alhany. Indiana. AT LlBKltTY Ex|>riicnced pianist, with daiu-e or will go anywhere. GUY HALUtCK, Duluth, Minn. A-l CORN'FmsT desiroH to make rhange; ran delUer thcxfrt offliestra T. E. L. 1) . Box 2'iJ. Ikcne. la. EDISON M. P. MACHINE FOR SAU, CHEAP-Com¬ HI’STLl.NG THEA’niE MANAGER -Clever advent^] the foods; exempt. (’OUNETIST. 418 Went Center AT LIBERTY’ .\-l lady pianial; picture bouse or plete. reatly to run: $35 takes It: aid quick. T. W. If you netsj a-U»e vrirr, ■ aci. , ! from draft, age 39. St., Fostoria, (Ihio. STEPP, 782 St. Luthony Ave., St. Paul. Minnesota. vaudeville; aomething |>emianent. O. CARLTON .aobeer TcTTSMc. write or wire. W.M. G. STEILMAN, A-l DRUMMER Xylophonm; marimhaphonw; belU; Gm H. I . .Saull Sie. Marie. Michigan. Box 561. Buckhannon. M’est 5’lrgliiia._ organ; chimes, etc.; prefer North; Ulass 4 exjieri- EI.FX'TRIC A C. MOTOR fiM- Power’s 6. $15.00 SLOT AT LIBEKTV .41 pianist illrector; vaudeville, rau- KEUAREL. EXPEKIENCED, HUSTUNG AGENT enced; state best gatary, El). L. STADSVOU). 524 MACHINT; exchange. 1210 vine St.. ITUladel- sUal rouiidy. pictures; ran bring drummer, double OR MANAGER—15 years with all kinds; no brush; 8d Are., Sheldoti. loua. phla. Pennsylvania. stage. siMsialtit- roan and wife. 51. HILLMAN. Gen. exempt. LEON W. BROWNE. 16 Keiiworthy Ave.. A-l I)fH MME^l—Hells: xyUn hones: exi>erlciii'cd In Ihl.. Si'ux i'lty, Iowa._ Glens Falls. New York. _ all lines; ItX'ation only: slate aalan, etc. 154.8 \V. ELEXTTUC SIGN "COMHiCE." I6-in letters, $33.00; Boy 17: 5 ft.. 3; wanta place in \andesilTc act. < an YOUNG .MAN AND WIFE -Discharged from drafu 3^th St,, fhirsgo Illinois._ Bras: Ticket oftice Rail half price. Address "BAR¬ play piano or will do anyth’ll;. Write ROUT experienced; wishes position as man&ger or picture GAIN." care Bilboard. uctl2 A-l DRUMMER Jual rlo-vid with t'olcratki Midland I’FAUi E. . ar. liillhi.ard N.wr i'itv. machine operator; wife, orchestra leader, vlnllnLit. Wire Rand; 20 years* px{>cricnee in vaudeville, pii-tures. LADY' I’lANl.sT KxiH-ricncctl M. I’, pla •• d«s*.ri . FOR SALhs A Bliss Gas Outfit, rimiplete. used four or write D. E. ANDERSON. Terminal Hotel, Box 33, etc,; ran dellTcr; want first-class theater or hotel; lo"ation: prefer on hestra in mr>l iim iii-d town, nights only, in A-l condition; $16.00 cash F. NA- Tacoma. Washlngtai. xyloiihone soloist. WALTER LKHiT. (Jen. Del.. Ih'n- must stale salary and detalla. I’lANiST. U-3, Borx ZOR, Loudonvllle. Ohio. ver, Colorado. 25. I’ula.ski, Virginia._ A-l DRUMMER Kx{>erienreil all lines, for reiKTtoire FOR SALE—Motiograph 5laehine. $90.00; also 200 Burlesque and Musical Comedy or dance orchestra; xylo|>hJT FILM CO.. Wichita. Katisas. STINE, General I>eHter>\ Iv ncaster New Hamiishire Ssn .Ynlonln, Tcia.. _ AT LI BElfTY—Mortimer Sargent, juvenilee. bur- A-l TL'RA FLAYER R. A: D ; a real trouper; also TABIJHD PIANIST House position. North pre FOR SAIJ-: TO QCIT BCSINESS- Simplex, Power. leequc or musical comedy; baritone voice; age, 29; one good boss ranvasman arnl one **iectririan; uill ferrist; expenmcixl. picture*, vaudiwllli ; rapshi" Motiograph .Machines. Cera Chairs. picture or vaudcrille theatre job in the South: both Singers experience and only time at liberty in six years; spe¬ with cast Iron sides; first $100.00 takes lot. H. had years of experience in real houses. MU.'^IUIANS. cialties; photo. ZERKEES, Box 433, West Durham, At Liberty AdvartlMmeati, 25 werda. frte ef chargr. n. THEATRE SCPPLY HOCSE. 711 South Kedzie Rox *222. Lake nty. Iowa._ North Carolina. Ave., ClUcago, Illinois. Phone. Garfield 6317. octl2 A-l VIOLINIST—Ijoader; gooil lilirar}' of music; AT LIBERTY —YY ant pi'sitinn with some opera com AT LIBERTY FOR Bl’RIJCSQl E. MUSICAL CONL experienced in all lines; locate or travel; prefer loca- pany; am good tenor aoloist. ELKYVORTH BOYYT.N METICCRY ARC RECTIFIER (2 bulbs). .59 amt>eres; EDY, STOCK OR TAB.—All around .omdian. tion. S. VIOLINIST. \Viikes Hotel. Wichita, Kansas. Lawton. Oklahoma._ price. $1.50. Address "REXTIFIEB," care Bill¬ HARRY WARNER. 347 .Marliai St.. Brooklyn. N. Y. AT LIRERTY—Comet soloist; would like to join a board. octl2 EUGENIA WORLD—Ingenue and soubrette type; do flrst-class musical act; am out of draft. U. T. not lead numbers; no chorus work: real appearance. PICK. 314 W 10th St., Erie, Pennsylvania. Vaudeville Artists MOVI.NG PICTCRE 51ACHINEi4-E'xcellent bargains Joint only with Jack World. 207 S. 3d St., Waco. AT LIRERTY’ Good cometist; exempt draft; prefer • ♦ Liberty Advertitementfl, 25 words, fre# of chorg* In factory rebuilt machines: Power’s No. 6, Texas. long seasrni; write or wire R. GIaEN JOHNS'TON as Power's No. 6A. Motiograph and Edison; not usual PRODUCING COMEDIAN, straight woman; music¬ per route Robin A f'hrrrv Sh'^ws. kind of womout madiines. but entirely rebuilt bv .\T LIRKilTY Vamlevillt*. minfftrt^; battlr-«x jugfior. al comedy, stock or rosd; can furnish comiilete AT LIBERTY EximtuiumhI tlruroimr. IhIIs anartii, iNith aoo«l pianl'^ts; Udv Vermont. cctl2 fslo. New Ys; stamp. ERED L. A-l TilA^P UHrMAiEkTANI) IaADY” SI,JV( K WIIlB draft. WALTT:H SUHOFIOaD. Suite 19 Vaughir U- lAinitorman. viiitrlbMjuiixt and maKii’ian. 7i»' .N. SMITH. Amsterdam, New 5’ork. WAIJCKR 'Will rontrart with rircue. ramival or hrary. .4««hland. Wisi'onsin. Rt., Philad<*lphia. P-‘titi«A\lvania; Market. U'-^U any recognized shows. ARMENTA & J01U)a\N. rare Wortham Shows, Halt Lake City. Ttah._ AT LIRURTY Piano, trap druinnier; man and wife; AT LIBERTY- -Uomedy man for Hiuall fluni or cantina ON .LCCOCNT of having Imught out a great many cxiMTl«nciMi; orrhmtra, vaudeville, pictures, dance; act; ran do trariuNilinr. HOREUT FlaSliEB, Bamuiu theatres during tlie summer months, we new have LA DKIJ,*. THE MAGH’IAN—Open for parks, fairs, will go anvvbcn . wire at once. DRUMMER. Arcade A Railrv Hh<>w, a«t |ht route. Taudesille. etc.: do magic and jugRlmR AUTIH'K on hand all kinds of u.scd theatre equipment, guaran¬ Tlnatro, Pamcdi«n; wishe* |M>; ualk tight wire: jump through homlMinr; gofxl AT 1.IRKUTY All aroiiixl hi tu.* mid danrr I'l'iindla t PheUi Kramoe. Firass and Womicti I’lwter F’rames, WEsSIaFsY laal'EARL—With two big python snakes: Eliciri ■ .Vimouni'cnient Board-. Eire Hose. Exit Lights. library muKi<*; tronite or locat*-; »xiKTlefn*e\ St. lioul'*. M stereo.- attachment. H I). THE.4TRE SCPPLY Dramatic Artists HOl’SK. 711 South Kedzte Ave.. Chicago. Illinois. hotel orchestra; well experteiictd; eoticr; reliable; ref- AT LIBERTY Mr^t. and dramatic |^r^fo^mT; sinfflo i erences; A. K. of M. GILBERT K limiEHINGTON. Ihone, Garfield 6517. ortl2 At Llb*rty Advertlsaments. 25 wards, fra* af ehartt. and douldr; novHty muHiral ft; rhararter cnnicdian Star Theater, Manchester. New Hampshire. and (an. bus. wmnan sn':VENS A MDS8MAN. 512 AT LIBERTY—Man and wife; sketch team; A-l piano DRUMMER, xylophone, hells and D'rapanl; deairen po¬ W l.^th Ht.. Kansan riiv, MlH««*ur1 POWER MACHINES from $5000 up. Including and drums: spn-lsltira; ingenue and small parts for sition in Florida; years of ext»erlence: Keith ami AT LIRKRT^ Jaxx Viotintm vfoi 1 |n j, - . xau.N- one late model 6 A, 'vith motor drive. like nrwr. man; strong sTpcialtlxs: wardrobe; ability. M. HILIc- concert; age, 35; married. C. H IlK'HARDSON. 407 villf* art; hail rxi»crienee in *«*ii«*r I: aUo jara Ask for circulars and bargain lists showing Electric. MAN. Gai. Del.. Sioux City. lows. N. Tryon St,. Charlotte, North f’arolina. Calcium and .5fazila late nndel machines. Klim. Song banda; (»xrmpt from draft. Rl.N 1*.\V|8. 2.*u E. Cth and Lecture Sets: StereoiUicons at half price; Gas , New YVirk <*it\ Machines and Supplies, We buy or exchange. NA- Answering Classified Ads, Please Mention The Billboard. (Continued on page 47) , OCTOBER 12, 1918 41

BALLOONS I Clereland (2ane Co., Clereland. O. COIN COUNTING MACHINES AND Lerln Broa.. Terre Hante. lad. 1. Etsensteln A Co.. 44 Ann at.. New York. Lierin Bros., Term Baute, Ind. WRAPPERS DIRECTORY BALLOONS Newman Mfg. Co.. (Ml Woodland are.. Clereland. Abbott Cola Counter Co., 106 Sixth are.. New York City. (Hot Air) Ohio. 8bryo<’k-Tndd Co.. 824 .N. Eighth at.. St. Loola. Bmtel Nore'ty Co., 1710 Ella at., Cincinnati, O. COLO CREAM N. Shure Co.. 237-241 W. Madiaon at., Chicago. AilT«rtlirai*Bta not •ic»«diDC on« Um Id Klndel A Graham, 801 Miaalon at., San Franclaco. M. Stela Cosmetic Co., 120 W. 31atat, N. Y. C. tpogth wUI be pabliBbvd. properly cJaiilBed, Id Noribweitem BalltHin Co.. 2406 Clyhonrne ate., CAPTIVE BALLOONS CONCESSIONAIRES' SUPPLIES thi» directory, at tbe rate of $10 to adraDce per Chicago, III, T. C Seyfang. l-16o Broadway, New York City. Arerill Mfg. Co., 37 Union Square, New York. year (62 laiuea), proTided they are of ao ae> Cnlted States Tent A Awning Co., 229 North crptable natore. I*rirr Includea one year’a lob- Deaplainea at., Chicago, HI. CARBIDE LIGHTS srrlptloD to The Billboard. The Alexander .Mllburn Co., Baltimore, Md. FRANK J. SCHNECK & CO. Each additional line or additional claaalBca* BALL THROWING GAMES Dolls, Pllloira. Candlea Baakrta. Btc. tinn. without aubacriptlon, $7.60 In adrance per The Penn Norelty Co.. 908 Buttonwood at., CARD AND DISPLAY BOARDS 1407 TIaiaa Blda.. Naw Vark. ■ DDum. Philadelphia. Hurlock Bros.’ Co.. Mfra.. Philadelphia. , One line will be allowed to adrertlaera, free Sycamore Nor. Co., 1326 Sycamore at . Cln’tl. p( rbargr, for each $100 worth of apace uted CARNIVAL FRONTS AND SHOW Frank J. Schneck A Co.. 1407 Tlmea Bldg.. N. Y. during tbe year. BAND MUSIC BANNERS Tip Top Toy Co., 621 W. Fulton at., Chicago. Tbie directory la rerlaed and corrected weekly, Dixie Muaic Itouae, 105 W. Madiaon et , Chicago. Cnlted Statea Tent A Awning Co . 229 North CONES Deaplainea at., Chicago, HI. rbangee In Brm namea and addreaeea being re¬ BANNERS The American Cone A Wafer Co., Dayton. O, corded a, ioon aa recelred CARNIVAL GOODS A. T, Dietl. 127 Michigan at., Toledo. O. Baker A lawkwood, Serenth and Wyandotte ata . American Art Production Co., 141 Wijoater »t.. Kanaaa City, Mo. CONE MACHINERY New York City. Lanier A Drleubaoh. 24* Butler at., OincInnatL Advertising novelties Sampllner Adr. Co., Inc., 729 Serenth are., X.T. .knierican-Maile StnITeil Toy Company, 123 N. 8bure, 287-241 W Madlenn at.. Cbicago, SchelPa Scenic Studio. 681 S. High at.. Colum- Hieecker at.. New York City. CONFECTIONERY MACHINES p. F. 8>lberer, 16 E. 2Sd at.. New York City. bua, (1 Eh-kira Toy A Norelty Co., 4(M» Lnfayette at.. W. Z. I>>ntt Co.. 76 Iliab at.. Spiiugffeld. O. Tucker Duck A Rubber Co., Ft. Smith. Ark. , ■New York City. AERIAL ADVERTISING Cnlted Statea Tent A Awning Co , 229 Nortll CORN POPPERS Guatare W. Cohen A Bro., 744 Broadway. New W. Z. Long Co,, 76 High at., Springfield. O. Brarel Norelty Mfg O., 1710 Ella at.. Clndn’tl. Deaplainea at., Chicago. 111. '' York. Hllaa J Cunyoe. 3008 McLean are . Chicago. III. BASKETS COSMETICS (Eyebrow Pencilt, Face Powder, Eto.) AEROPLANES Burlington Willow Ware Shops. Rnrllngton. la. KEWPIES Chaa. Meyer, 1-3 E. 13th at.. New York City. AdTertlalng. 3608 Mcl^ean are., Chicago, 111. Fair A Camlral Supply Co . 126 Fifth are.. New York. TIP TOP TOY (M>.. 114 t. Igth St., New Vtrk. II Stein Cosmetic Co,. 120 W. 31st at.. N. Y. C. AEROPLANES (Captive) D. Marnbout Basket Co.. 816 Progren and 807 Chaa. Zlnn Oo., Wi3 Broadway. New York COSTUMES Richard Garrey, 1879 Longfellow are., N. Y. 0. Carpenter at., N. S , Pittsburg, I’a. Boston Costume Co., 113 Gratiot ate , Detroit, Cbarlea Zlnn A Co.. 803 Headway, Naw York. CARNIVAL GOODS AND STREET- AIR CALLIOPES .Mich. BEADS MEN’S SUPPLIES ('aralral Costume Co . 267 West Water at , Mil rnenmatlc Calliope Co., 345 Market at., New¬ (For Coneessiona) Berk Bro#.. 543 Broadway. New York. waukee, Wla ark. N. J. Mtaaioo Bead Co., 2818 W. Pico sL. Loe Fair A Oamiral Supply Co.. 126 F^fth are , New Chicago Costume Works, 143 N. Denrtiom at., ALLIGATORS Angeles, Cal. York ('hlcago Kindel A Graham, 891 Miaalon at . -San Kran- Coast (iostume Co.. 1065 Market at.. San Fno- F'.otlda Alligator Farin, Jackaonrille, Fla. BOOKING AGENTS claco, (MI. dsco. ALUMINUM FEATHERWEIGHT Frankel Broa.. 16(M1j Main at.. Room 207, Dnl- I.«Ttn Bros., Terre Hante, Ind. STAGE CURTAIN ROLLERS lat, Tex. L. A. Notion A Toy Co., 413 So, Los Angeles Cbaa. L. Saase. 300 W. 49th at.. New York City. EAVES COSTU ME CO] Amelia Grain. 819 Spring Garden at.. Pblla. at.. Loa Angeles. Cnlted Booking Offlee, Palace Theater Building, For AixMteun. Koiie^m MoUnn Plriuim AJAo Mfg ALUMINUM SOUVENIR GOODS New York City. CAROUSELS lie Wtst 4$th StTMt Ntw YgflL George Wertbetm. 304 E. 2Sd at.. N. Y. City. Western Vaode. Managers’ Assn., Obicago, IlL Wm. H. Dentxel. 3641 Germantown are., Phila¬ delphia. Pa. DECORATIONS AMUSEMENT DEVICES BOOK STRIP TICKETS Allan Herachell Oo.. Inc., North Tonawanda, Baker A lex-kwood. Serenth and Wyaadotte ata., Pe MonllD Broa. A Co., Dept. 12, Oreenrllle. Ill. National Ticket Co . Sbtmokln. Pa. New York Kansas) City, Mo. Briant Mfg Co.. Indlanapolla. Ind. Weldon. WlllUma A IJck. Ft Smltk, Ark. Heracbell-SplUman 0>., North Tonawanda, N. Y. Ell Bridge Co., Boi 22B. Roodhouae, ni. BOWLING ALLEYS W F. Mangels Co.. Coney Island, N. Y. DECORATIONS. FLOATS A BOOTHS Allan Heracbell Co.. Inc.. North Tonawanda. Briant Mfg. Co., 420 W. 10th at.. Indlanapolla, C. W Parker. L«arenworth. Kan. J. Allen Turner, Inc.. 266 Weat 41st at.. N. Y. New York. ludlaoa. Philadelphia Toboggan Co.. 130 Unra] at., Pblla. City •V neracbell-SpIllmao Oo.. Nortb Tonawanda, N. Y. Kentuckr Derby Company. 126 Fifth are.. New DECORATIVE ELECTRIC LAMPS York City. Norelty Mfg. Company, Box 45. Nllea, O. F. Mueller A Co.. 2662 Elaton are., Chicago. DECORATORS, FLOATS, BOOTHS. Newman Mfg. Co., (Ml Woodland. Clereland. O. ETC. C. W. Parker. Learenworth, Kao. TWO FOR ONE Botanical Decorating Co.. 208 Weat Adams at Cbaa A. Sturt. 1510 E. Jelferaoo are., Detroit. Chicago, III. Mich. The Home Decorating (%.. 28 Sooth Fifth ar- kycamore Norelty Co., 1826 Sycamore et., Cin¬ A DOLLAR SPENT TODAY FOR ADVERTISING IN THE RIGHT Chicago. cinnati. O. SORT OF MEDIUM WILL BRING BACK TWO TOMORROW rolled Statea Tent A Awning Co.. 229 North DIAMOND JEWELRY Deeplalnea at.. Chicago. III. (For Salesbonrda and Pranlnma) ANIMAL DEALERS Robinson Crusoe was a persistent sort of cuss. He was stranded on Altbarb A Bosenaon, 203 W. Madiaon at-. Ch’gn. Wm Barteli Co.. 42 Cortland at.. N T. City. Altar A Co . 163 W. Madiaon at., Chicago. an island with only a few Roats. a dog and a cat to keep him from getting National Mercantile Co., 87 Naaaan at.. N. Y Henry Bartela. 72 Cortland at.. New York, lonesome, and later on picked up a pretty decent sort of a sidekicker in (loroe'a Zoo Arena Co., Keith and Perry Bldg., DOLL RACKS Kaoaaa City. Mo. •’Friday.’* even if the nigger did make the camp look like rain. Herscbell-Splllmao, North Tonawanda. N. Y. Wm Mackenaen, Yardley, Pa. Every night Crusoe had dreams of a nice. Juicy roast beef and per¬ Bert J Putnam, 400 Waahington at., Buffalo, chance a cold bottle, and he wanted to get away from that old island- DOLLS American-Made Stuffed Toy Company, 12.3 New York. wanted to get away badly. He wanted a ship. There wasn’t any in I/iula Rube. 24* Grand at.. New York City. Bleecker at.. New York City. Teiaa Snake Farm. Brownarllle. Tea. sight—so he advertised for it. But what we were going to say was that business building is ac¬ ANIMALS, BIRDS AND SNAKES AVERILL M'F*G CO. complished only by persistent advertising, and the most successful busi¬ Papoose. Felt and Norelty OoUa > Henry Bartela. 72 Cortland at.. New York. ness man can readily determine the immediate need of space in a medium 37 UaltB Sauare. Wart. Naw Vet*. > Detroit Bird Store. 281 Michigan are.. Detroit, that Is especially designed to meet the requirements of the greatest num¬ Michigan. Beauty Doll Mfg Co., 297 Cherry nt., N. Y. (itj.) Roblaon Broa.. 126(1 Market at., San FYanclaco. ber of people to which a well directed announcement appeals—that Cawnod Norelty .Mfg Co , Danrllle. HI. ANIMALS (Sdd Liont) medium Is THE BILLBOARD Elektra Toy A Norelty Co., 400 Lafayette at. Captain George McGuire, Santa Barbara. Cal. Sew York City. Kelluw A Brorra, 438 Boyd at., Loa Angelea. Prt. ARMY AND NAVY AUCTION GOODS Francla Bannerman, 801 Broadway. N. Y. City. Tho T»n Plnn»t Company. 232 Draper atreet. In¬ Stela A Goldstein. 1466 Gates are.. Brooklyn. dianapolis, lad. N. Y. "SWEETIE** ARMY AND NAVY SOUVENIR JEW¬ CARS (R. R.) PnOORtSSIVE TOY CO.. 102 Waestrr 84., N. V. ELRY AND NOVELTIES BRIDGE BALL Arms Palace Horae Car Co.. Hoorn 664. 332 So. Guatare W. Cohen A Bro., 744 Broadway, New Briant Mfg. Co.. 420 W. 10th at., Indlanapolla. Michigan are.. Chicago, lU. Pmgresaire Toy Co.. Inc.. 102 104 Wooster at , York. Indiana. Bouatoa Railway Car Co., Box 856. Honatoa. New York. The Paramount Leather Oooda Co.. 466 Broome BURLESQUE BOOKING AGENCIES Texas. Sunset Specialty Co.. 1427 San Pedro at., Loa at.. New Y'ork. American Burlesque Circuit, Gaiety Theater Southern Iron A Equipment Co., Atlanta. Ga. Angeles. Pennant Not. Co.. 882 Broadway, New York City Bldg., New York City. Zelntckcr. Walter A., Supply Oo.. 4th and Lo¬ ’lip Top Toy Oo., 114 HR E. 28th at.. New Tors. Pudlln A Perry, 128 Prince at.. New York. Columbia Amnaement Co., Columbia ’Theater cust. St. Louli, Mo. Tip Top Toy Co., 621 W. Fulton it.. Chicago. ARMY AND NAVY EMBROIDERED Bldg., New York City. CHAIRS.QRAND STANDS FOR SALE DOLLS (Ktwpint) PENNANTS BURNT CORK OR RENT Klndel A Grthtm, 891 Mission at , San Pranclaro. Cagle Military I*roducta Co.. 62 CnlTeralty Place. 0. B. Flood, K&4 Scranton Rd.. Clereland. O. Tip Top Toy Co.. 114 116 E 2ath at.. New York, New York City. The neaa Co.. Rochester. N. Y. "np Top Toy Co . 621 Fulton at . Chicago. Chaa. Meyer. 1-8 E. 18th at., Naw York City. CHAIRS—OPERA AND FOLDING DOLLS AND TEDDY BEARS ARMY AND NAVY SOUVENIRS AND M. Stein Cosmetic Co., 120 W. Slat at. N. Y. 0. (New and (Moond-Kand) Am. Made Staffed Toy Co.. 123 Bleecker at.. NOVELTIES BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES Atlaa Seating Co.. 10 E. 43d at., and 7 B. 42d New York. American Art Productluii Co.. 141 Wooeter at.. at.. New York City. New York City. The Ten Plnnet Company, 2S2 Draper at.. In¬ General Seating A Supply Co.. 28 E. 22d St.. Aon Street Badge A Noeelty Company. 21 Ann dianapolis, Ind. New York. at.. New York City. CALCIUM LIGHT AM. MADE STUFFED TDY CD. CHEWING GUM MANUFACTURERS 123 BItaekar 8L. New Yart. Darld Zell, Inc., 682 Broadway, N. T. City. (Ox-Kydrogan Oaa Manufaoturora) The Helmet Co.. 1021 Broadway, (inclnnatt. O. Military Art NoTelty Co.. 187 E. 25tb at.. New Ctnclnnatl Calcium Light Co.. lOS Fourtb at.. Mint Gum Co.. Inc., 39 SI Bleecker at.. N Y. C. Berk Bros., 543 Broadway. New York City. York City Cincinnati, O. Silent Sales Co., 69 B. Drexel Bldg.. Pblla.. Pa. Elektra Toy A Norelty Co., 400 Lafayette at.. Organliatlon Supply Co., 44 Ann at.. New York. M P. Sales Co. 637 S. Dearborn at., (Mlcago. Toledo (iiewlog Gum Co., Toledo Factories Sew York. ARMY HAT CORDS Erker Bros.. 004 Ollre at.. St. Ix>uIb. Mo. Bldg., Toledo, O. H C. Erana A Co . 1522 W Adams at . Chicago H J I.,eTlDe A Broa., 167 Madiaon are.. New St. lionla Calcium Light Co., 616 Elm at.. St. CHOCOLATES FOR RACE TRACKS Fair A Camlral Supply Co. 128 Fifth are.. York City. Ixtula, Mo. Oramercy Chocolato Oo., 76 84 W’atti at.. New New York City. ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS CAMP HANDKERCHIEFS York. M. Gerber. 727 729 South at.. Philadelphia. Pa. Puritan CliocoUto Co.. Court at. and Central art , Klndel A Graham. 891 Miaalon at.. San Franelaco American Art Production (V),. 141 Wooster at.. Adler Jnnea Co., 883 South Market aL, Chicago. Cincinnati. O. Lerln Bros, Terre Hante, Ind. Botanical Decorating Co., 208 Weat Adame at., New York. _ „ _ Witty, Schmitt A Oo.. 1407 W Jackson Bird.. N. Y. Mercantile Trading Co., 167 Cnnal at.. Ouafare W. Cohen A Bro.. 744 Broadway. N. Y. Chicago. III. Chicago. III. New York. ASBESTOS CURTAINS AND FIRE¬ Knickerbocker Handkerchief Co., 421 Broadway, Progreaalre Toy Co.. Inc , 102-104 Wooster at.. New York. CHOP SUEY RESTAURANT SUP¬ New York. PROOF SCENERY N. Y. Mercantile Trading Co.. 167 (Mnal at.. PLIES Royal Toy Co., 167-176 Wooater at.. New York. Amelia Grain, 819 Spring Garden at., Philadel¬ New York. Yat Oaw Mia Co.. 192 Park Row .N Y City. phia, Pa. Mllfred Norelty Co , 3.57 W. 36fb at. New York. Stem Pub. A Norelty Co., 147 Weat 86th at.. CIGARS "SPORTY KIDS" AUTOMATIC BOWLING ALLEYS (Wboleaale) Send fl 50 for Sample New York. The Ten Ptnnet Company, 282 Draper atreet. In- Lonis Denebelm A Sons, t2'22 24 Dak at Kan¬ F. J. SCHNECK A CO.. 1407 TIaiai Bldf.. New YarlL dlanapolla, Ind. CANDY FOR WHEELMEN sas City, Mo. Frank J. Schneck A Co., 1407 Times Bldg.. New AUTOMATIC BOWLING GAMES loulB Denebelm A Sona. 1222-24 Oak at.. Kan¬ CIRCUS A. JUGGLING APPARATUS York. Briant Mfg. Oo., Indlanapolla. Ind. sas nty. Mo. Ed Van Wyck. 2643 Colerain are . C'Id< Innatt. O. AUTOMATIC ELEC. ECONOMIZER CANDY FOR WHEELS CIRCUS WAGONS N Power. 90 Gold at.. New York City Oramercy Chocolato Co.. 76 84 WatU at.. New Beggs Wagon Co.. Kanaaa City, Mo KEWF»IES AUTOMATIC MUSICAL INSTRU¬ York. CIRCUS SEATS TIP TOP TOY CO.. 114 1. tstk WL. New Yaffc. MENTS Johnson Candy Co.. 1249 Plnm at.. Clnrlnnatl. O. (Ifaw and Booond-Rand) Pnritan Chocolate Co.. Court at- and Oantral ’Hp Top Toy Co.. 115 HR E 28th at , New York. A Reml. 218 N. 20th at.. New York City Baker A Lockwood. Serenth and Wyandotte ata., Tip Top Toy Co.. fl21 W. Fulton at., Chicago. North Tonawanda Mualcal Inatrnment Worka, are., ClndanaU. 0. Kanaat City, Mo. United State# Tent A Awning Oo.. 229 North North Tonawanda. N. Y. Frank J. Schneck A Oo.. 1407 Tlmea Bldg.. Now Cnlted States Tent A Arming Oo.. 229 Nortb York. Deaplainea at., Chicago. III. Deaplainea at., Chicago, III. BADGES. BANNERS. ETC. Tonralne Co.. 281 Cauaeway at.. Boston. Maao. DRUMS (Snarn and Baaa) 1*0 Moulin Broa A Co.. Dept. 11. OreenTlIle. Ill Witty. Schmitt A Co.. 1467 W, Jackson Bird.. CLOWN WHITE Chaa. Meyer. 1-8 B. 13th at.. New York City. Dlrle Music House. 10.5 W. Yfadlsnn at., nileago Pudlln A Perry. 125 Prince at.. New York City. Chicago, Ill. Ludwig A Ludwig. 1614 N. Lincoln at.. Chicago. CANES AND WHIPS M. Stein Ooametlc Co.. 120 W. Slat at., N. Y. C. BADGES. BUTTONS. ETC. COASTER CARS Newman Mfg Co., 641 Woodland afe.. Ctcee- Adrance Whip Co.. 287 Elm at.. WeatSeld. Maas. (Continued on page 42) land, O. Hrasel Naraltj Co.. 1710 BIU sC. (IlnctonatL O, PhllaAalpAla Tobogg** Co., ISO Dural at., Phlla 42 a

GAMES MAGIC MAGAZINES OPERA CHAIRS ^ Briant Mfg. Co.. i20 W. 10th it., Indiaoapolla, Raclo Magirlan, 3SO South Hth at., Mlnnoipolla, .Minnt-aota. A. II. Andresea Co.. 115 Wabaah are., Chicago. GAMING DEVICES Camle-Goudle Mfg. Co., 22d and Grand aye., DIRECTORY MANUFACTURERS MECHANICAL Kansas City, Mo. Great DPtany, 1M7 Broadway, New York City. AMUSEMENT DEVICES E. If. Stafford Mfg. Co., Chicago, Ill. (Continued from page 41) U. C. Eyana A Co., 1.VJ2 W. Adama at., Chicago, eh Bridge Co.. Box 22B. Ri^cD/^uiccr^Acirc *■ ^ Ann st., N6w York. Fiftieth at.. New York City. HANDKtRCMIfeF CASfcS F. l. Flack, 16 E. Woodbridge at.. Detroit. Mich. II. C. Erans A Co.. 1522 W. Adams at.. Chicago. ENGINES (Gaa and Gaaoline) Gustave W. Cohen A Bm., 744 Broadway, N. Y’. MERRY-GO-ROUND ORGANS AND *'**’.'' * Carnival Supply Co., 12® Fifth are.. The Fooa Gaa Engine Co., Sprlngtleld, O. Milfred Novelty Co., 357 West 30th at.. N. Y', 0. PQTDirYlUlk New Y’ork, M/xaiiew ^ OKCMfeSTHIONS ^ j Remplen A Co., St. Paul. Minn. ENGRAVING, HALF-TONES AND HONEY-BITS PORTABLE MACHINE a.A. Pernl,Pernl. 216 W,W. 20th2 Warner C. Williams A Co., 635 Prospect at., PEANUT ROASTING MACHINES National Tissue Manufacturing Co.. 305 Bergen i,evln Bros., Terre Haute Ind. Indianapolis. Ind. Klngery Mfg. Co., ClDcInnatl, O. •t., Brooklyn, N. Y. Mac Fountain Pen A Nov. Co., 21 Ann st., N. Y". MUSIC PUBLISHERS PENNANTS FILMS JEWELRY (Konufaotnrara, Dealers in and Rental Bureaui) (For Stage Use) C. L. Bimbouae, 7 First ave.. Oskalooaa. la. American Pennant Co., 0® Hanover at., Boston, Carl Fischer, .10 Cooper Square. N. Y. City. Maasacbueette.

KEWPIES Harr; Von T «r Ml.lie Vo Bloom Bros ' Co.. Minnetpolie. Minn way, Chicago. HI. ' PuMlebIng Co.. 1-5 I p.-ifl-Pacific Pennant 4 AdvertisingAdverflalne Co..Co. 244 New FIREPROOFERS OF COTTON AND West Forty-third at.. New York City. High at., Loe Angeles. yu'ncke 4 Co.. 401-2 Majestic Theater pennant .Nov. Co.. 332 Broadway. New York. LINEN FABRICS TIP TOP TOY CO. Bldg., I>os Angeles. F. Sterntbal. 217 W. Madison at., Chicago. 114 East 28th St. New Yerk. Warner C. Williams 4 Co.. 635 Prospect at., The Antlpypoe Co., 170 Green at., N. City. United States Tent 4 Awning Co.. 229 North Indianapolis, Ind. Deaplalnet at.. Chicago, III. FIREWORKS KNIVES Wateraon, Berlin 4 Snyder. Strand Theater. Amerlcan-ltallan Fireworks Co., Inc.. Dunbar. Homeland Cane Co.. Cleveland. O. New Y’ork City. PERFUME AND NOVELTIES „ ^*”°*F*J*“*®- _ . ,,, „ KarlBari Guggenheim,Guggenbeim. 17 E. 17th at..at New York MUSICAL BELLS & SPECIALTIES Superior Perfume Co.. 160 N. Wells at.. Chicago. N. B. Bamaba Fireworks Mfg. (o.. New city.City. Rccbelle, N. Y. X.N. Y.y.” Mercantile Trading Co.,Co.. 167L Canal at., B- H Mayland's Son. 54 Willoughby at.. Brook PHOTOGRAPHERS New Y'ork. N. Y’. Commercial Photographic Co., Davenport, la. A. L DUE FIREWORKS BRANCH Shr.vockTodd Co.. 824 N. Eighth st., Sf. I.ouls. MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS Ilartaook. San Francisco and Lot Angeles. Cal. N. Shore Co., 237 241 W. Madison st.. Cbicago. _ . Y'oung 4 Carl, 7th and Y’lne ata.. Cincinnati, O. UNEXCELLED MFQ. CO., Inc., Reidinf, Ohio. Samuel Weinbaua Co., 722 Penn ave., Pittsburg. oyntn Maury..viauxy. ovocxionStockton at..ai., Sanoan Irinclscorranciaco. i J. C. Deagan. Berteau and East Raventwood I PHOTOGRAPHIC REPRODUCTION OordcD Fireworks Co., 220 So. State, Chicago. LAWYERS Park ave., Chicago. (IClttiattirsa. Business Cards and Pest Cards) Hitt Fireworks Co. Inc., 6224 .1238 37th ave., Edward J. Ader, 1434-36 Otis Bldg.. Chicago. HI. South Seattle Wash. B. L. Boyd, 17 N. I.a Salle st.. Cbicago. III. Photographic Card Co., 106 Weet 47th at.. New imperial Fireworks Co. of America, Inc., Box Edward Doyle, 4‘21 Merchants' Bank Bldg., In- CARL FISCHER York City. 612, Schenectady, N. Y. diaoapolis. Ind. Beadquartm for everything In Music. Catalog free PIANOS International Fireworks Co.. 19 Park I’lace, New I James A. Timony, 1476 Broadway, New Y'ork. 4«-M Coepar 8g.. W. Y, 334 .V Wahaih, Chlcaga, Byron Mtnty, 250 Stockton at., San Frincltco. York, and Jersey City, N. J. LEATHER AND ALUMINUM Columbus Plano Co.. Columbus, O. Martin's Fireworks, Fort Dodge, la North Tonawanda Musical Instrument Works. (Souvenir Goads) North Tonawanda. N. Y. PIANOS (Eltetric) Newton Fireworks Co., Cbicago. Ill. Rosenthal 4 Stark, 12 E. 12tb st., N. Y’. North American Fireworks Co.. 930 Consumers Sonophone Co., 1-8 E. 14th at.. New York. Star Music Co., 9 Eiat llarrlaon at.. Chicago. Bldg., Chicago. LEATHER NOVELTY GOODS South California Mualc Co., M2 8. Broadway, PILLOWS Pain's Manhattan Beach Fireworks. 18 Park p,, p„n, Fabrlkold Co., 126 Broadway, N. Y. C. lx>s Angeles. Place, New YorkY'ork City. I paramount I>‘ather Goods Co.. 4i>7 Broome at., MUSLIN SIGNS AND BANNERS Thearle-Duffleld■rhaa-lx.TVolWota Fireworkslrir.>vnrks Displaynisotflv Co.,Pn 36aft SouthSroltll I Y’OCk Sampliner Advertising Com|iany, 729 Seventh TIP TOP TOY CO. State at.. Chicago, HI. ave.. New Y'ork City. _114 I. 2ttli Btroat. Waw Yark._ Unexcelled Mfg. Company, Inc., '22 Park Mace, LEATHER PILLOW TOPS New Y'ork City. Banita J.eather Nov. Co., 147 Spring st.. New NOSE PUTTY ■M. Wagner Displays, .34 Park Place, N. Y’ Y'ork, PILLOWS (Silk and Fait) Th<* Mp** Co., KorbpBter N. Y, Welgand Fireworks Co., Franklin Park, III. M. D. Dreyfach, 482 Broome st.. New Y'ork City. American Art Prixlucthin Co., 141 Wooster at.. Muir Art Co.. 306 W. Madison sf., Chicago, ill. M. aStPln Cosmetic Co.. 120 W. 3Ut •t., N. Y. C. FISHPONDS ■ New York City. LETTERHEAD PRINTING NOVELTIES Automatic Fishpond Co.. 131 Michigan st., To¬ Ernest 1.. Fantua Co., 527 S. Dearborn at., Chi- Altbach 4 Rnaenaon. 2(y! W. Madlinn at.. Ch'go. ledo. O. MILITARY ART NOV. CO. Ann Street Badge 4 Novelty Company, J1 Ann FLAGS at.. New Y'ork City. 141 E. 2Stli W.. Naw Yark. Am. Art. Prod. Co., 141 Wooster at.. New Y’ork. LIGHTING^ PLANTS Berk Bros., 543 Broadway New York City. _ American Flag Manufacturing Co., Easton, I’s. I Universal Motor Co., Oshkosh, \Ms.Wls Brazel Novelty Co., 1719 lilla at., Cincinnati. O. Pennant Nov. Co.. 332 Broadway. N. T. City. Baker & Lockwood, Seventh and Wyandotte LIGHTS •- Elsensteln 4 Co., 44 Ann at.. New York City. PILLOW TOPS ets., Kansas City, Mo. (Beaeoni, Torches, far Circuses and Tent Bhowa) ,V , .‘/'‘•'•’’‘''j ^*’T Bblladelphla, Pa. Production Co.. 141 Wooster at.. N.T.C. Chicago Flag 4 Decorating Co., 1354 YVabaah American Gas Machine Co.. .127 Clark -t . Albert " yandotte at., Kan- ^ W Cohen 4 Bro. 744 Broadway. N. T. ave.. Chicago. HI. .- — - IS'Mar Mfg Co. Inc., 2^0 North Division at., Dougherty Bros.’ Tent 4 Awning Co.. 116 S. I Lea, Minn. KaVTi^ug'g'entim 17 E. 17.h a,.. N. Y. Olty. ^y" ’ ' Fourth at., St. l/oula. Mo. Bolte Mfg. Co.. 12.11... P BarRacine ave Chicago. Hahn. 222 Weat Madison at.. Chicago. Ill. Buffalo,’ . N.. . Y.‘Y. United States Tent 4 Awning Co., 229 North ] J- t'rankel.Frankel, gasolinegasidlne mantlesmantle for gasoline light Keystone Merchandise Co.Co.. 147 BoweryBowery. N. Y. C. ^aplainet at., Cbicago, III. Til??' "] I.evln Bros.. Terre Haute’. Ind. M. D. DREYFACH FLAG MANUFACTURERS Uttle Wonder Light (o , Terre Haute. In.C Fountain Pen 4 Nov. Co. 21 Ann st.. N. PILLOWS Write tor Catalnt PILLOWS . . „ ...... - The Alexander Milburn.Vllinurn tCo., o., Baltimore,Malttmore, Md.Md. -VlIltarT Ar* Vnr»ltT Co 137 P o«th st Naw IS2 Brorais St., Naw Yerii. St. Louis Button 4 Flag to.. 422 Lu. as ate., fet. fnlted States Tent 4 Awning Co., 229 North Yo?kVlty* ‘ ” Louis. Mo. Y’ork City Deaplainea st.. Chicago 111 Miller Rubber Co,, Akron. O. M. D. Dreyfach, 482 Broome at.. New York City, FLORA4. DECORATIONS Windhorst 4 r« . 104-l(i6 N, 12th st., St. Ixmia. Morrison 4 Co 2'l0 W. Midlsoo at., Cbicago, II.n. tr. . EvansCsTSD* 4CK Co., 1522 W.VI, AdamsAOBiua et..mx., Chicago. General Flower «^I)< c. 0>.. 228 W. 49th Ht..N.y. LIQUID MAKEUP Illinois. Fair 4 Carnival Co.. 12® 5th6th ave., N^ T.Y. City. TO It . /■ ,v .V. 1 OM .1 o V . V- X- ^'■'1'*' * Rhlmmel 132 Park Row. New York. Knickerbocker lUndkereblef Oo.. 431421 Broadway. FORTUNE'WRITERS (Inviaible) The Hess (o. (Youthful Tint), Rocheater N. Y. . «41 Woodlaid ave., Cleve- New York.Y’ork. S. Bower, 117 Harman st.. Brooklyn. N. Y'. MAGIC AND STAGE MONEY land, O Muir Art Co.. SO®MM Weat MadlaonMaditon at.,at.. Chicago.Cblcofo- FOUNTAIN PENS Gilbert Novelty Magic Co., 11135 So. Irving Hidlin 4 Perry. 125 Prince at.. New York City. Paclflc Pennant 4 Advertising Oo.. 244 Now Berk Broa., 548 Broadway, New Y'ork City. ave., Chicago, 111. N. Shore Co., 2.37-241 W. Madison at., Chicago. High at.. l»a Angelea, Ctl. MA/'i/' /'rtrtne f*’ Y- Mercantile Trading Co.. 107 Canil at.. Pennant Not, Co.. 882 Broadway. N. Y. City. I.evin Bros., Terre Haute, Ind. MAGIC GOODS Rudolph Toy 4 Novelty Co., 50® Market at.. Mac Fountain Pen 4 Novelty Co., 21 Ann at..N.Y. N. Y’. Mercantile Trading Co.. 167 Canal at.. Chicago Magic Co. 72 W. Adama st. Cbicago. Webb. Freyschlag Merc. <2o. Kansas City Mo Philadelphia. A. P. Felsman. 115 8. Slate at.. Chicago. III. Samuel Weinbaua Co.. 722 Penn ave., Plttahurg. N. Shore Co.. 287-241 West Madison at.. Chlea^. New York. Standard Pen Co. 1507 Main at.. Evanaville.Ind. tJlIbert Magic-'‘•6"; Co., 11135 So. Irving ave., Cbicago Eom NoveltySor^Uj Co.,Co.. 524 Market at.. PhlU.. Pa. Stem Pub. 4 Novelty Co., 147 W. 8flth at., N. Y. _ _'_____ I Heaney Magle

PILLOW TOPS (Leather) N. Bhure r«., 237-241 W. Madieon at., Chicago. SNAKE OIL FOR STREETMEN TICKET CHOPPERS The Touralne Conreetinnery Co., 251 Cauieway, Reidbawk, 1229 Market at.. Wheeling. W. Tn. M. D. Drejfacb, 462 Broome «t.. New York Olty. Boeton, Maas. H. T. Bright. Prospect Bldg., Clevelaad, O. 1 N Y. Sfereentllo Tredin* Co., 187 Cenil it.. United Statei Tent ft Awning Co., 329 North SONG BOOKS TICKET PRINTERS New York. Deiplalnes at.. Chicago, Ill. Harold Roasiter Manic Co.. 331 W. Madison at., Anscll Ticket Co.. 730 740 N. Franklin at., Ch'go. I’eDDant Norelty Oo., Inc.. S52 Broadway, N. Y. Samuel Wclnbaus Co., 722 I*enn avf., Pittaburg. Chicago, III. TlD Top Toy Oo., 114 E. 26th at.. New York. SPANGLES AND TRIMMINGS California Ticket Co.. 9H E 7th at.. Los An .-elee PILLOW TOPS (Silk) SCENERY Hancoi'k Bron.. 2.5 Jessie »t., Sau Francis.-* . rilifomla Art Worka, S85 Market it., San Fran- National Ticket Co., Khamokln, Pa. Royal Ticket Co,. • Shamokln, Pa. CiMO. J. J. WYLE BROS., INC. PILLOW FRINGE Columbia Scenic Studio Sunceaaori to Stegnaan ft Weil, Trimount ITess, 03 Albany at.. B^ton, M. Cetumbla, South Carallaa. IS and 20 East 27th it.. New Yerk City. Weldon, Williams ft Lick, Ft.' Smith, .Ark. TIGHTS MAX SHONFELD The rrogreailre Scenic Co., Old Phone 1637, SPIRIT GUM Walter G. BretzBeld Co.. 1.367 Broadway, N. Y. 4S Grteae St.. NEW YORK CITY. 618 Louialana at., Shreveport, La. •M. Stein CosmeUc Co.. 120 W. Slat st. N. Y. C. Fnnfe (4 all quality tor Fillowi and Serrlco Bannera. SPORTING GOODS SILK, Worsted. Llale, OMton TlghU SpeiUIisla Max Srhonfeld. 48 Greene at.. New York City. H. C. Evans ft Co., 1522 W. Adams st. Chicago. Sjmmstrlcals. etc. Larce stock.. Or mode to ordw SCHELL’S SCENIC STUDIO H. C. Hunt ft Co., 160 N. Weils at. Chicago. ihrlcas modwate. POCKETBOOKS AND LEATHER S8I S83-MS Sauth High St.. Calumbut. 6hls. SPOT LIGHTS, NITROGEN & ARC Fraaclsce, NOVELTY MFRS. GANTNER & MATTERN CO. Cal. Chas. Newton. 305 W. 15th st.. New Y'ork. Superior Leather Goode Co., 73 Kingiton at.. SCENERY FOR HIRE AND SALE Bolton, Mail. Amelia Grain. 819 Spring Garden at., Pblla. SQUAW-KEE-KE INDIAN BABIES J. J. WYLE & BROS., INC. POODLE DOGS, STUFFED ANIMALS, SCENIC PAINTERS Decorative Novelty Co., 739 S. Bro.idway. Los Suctraaers to Siegman ft Well. Stapp Bcenie Works. Dept. B., Altus, Ok. Angeles. 18 and 20 East 27th St. New Ysrk City. DOLLS AND TEDDY BEARS STAGE HARDWARE Advance Whip Co., 287 Elm it., IVeitfleld. Maw. SCENIC PAINTERS TOYS (And Dealers in Scenery, Etc.) J. R. Clancy, 100 W. B<'lden ave., Syracuse, M. Armbruater ft Sons, 249 Front at., 4'olumbus, New York. .\merl<'an-Made Stuffed Tiy Comnany, 123 AM. MADE STUFFED TOY CO. Ohio. A. W. Uerstner Co., 634 Eighth ave.. N. Y. C. Bleeeker st.. New York City. Catal'i Sample Asaortment. Enkeboll Art Co., 5308 N. 27tb at.. Omaha, Neb. Elektra Toy ii Novelty Co., 45W York. cisco. Cal. PORTABLE SKATING RINKS UN¬ Falr ft Carnival {Cupply Co., 126 Fifth ave., Pierce Chemical Co.. Pierce Bldg., Chicago. HI. J. M i.iebert. Mfr.. 440 5fh »t.. San Francisco. DER CANVAS New York. N. Shnre Co., 237-241 W. Madison at.. Chicago. Tip T.ip Toy (’*>., 114 E. 2Hth St., New York. Bhryock-Todd Co.. 824 N. Eighth at. St. Louis. Tramil! Portable Skating Rink Co.. 1323 Agnea Samuel Weinbaus Co., 722 Penn ave., Pittsburg, UNIFORMS St., Kanwa City. Mo. TIP TOP TOY CO. “ankee Novelty Co., 98 Third ave.. New York. u W. Stockley & Co., 810 B Walnut st., Phlla. rnlt^ States Tent ft Awning Co., 229 North 114 East 28th St., New York. Deaplainea at., Chicago. STRIKING MACHINE MFRS. UNIFORMS d. THEAT. COSTUMES [. W. Ansterburg. Homer. Mich. De Moulin Bros, ft Co., Dept. 10. Greenville, III. PORTABLE SKATING RINK SERIAL PAPER PADDLES Moore Bros.. Lapeer. Mich. reerieas Portable Skating Rink Co., Paola. Kan. National Ticket Co., Shamokin, Pa. STRIKER MANUFACTURERS VASES PORTABLE TYPEWRITERS SERIES QUICK SYSTEM PADDLES Bayless Bros, ft Co.. 704 W. Main st., Louis, Cvrona Typewriter Co., Inc., New York. San Herachell-Splllman Co.. North Tonawanda, N. Y. vine. Ky. Francisco, Groton. N. Y. Bittlemeyer Printing W'orks, 1331-1333 A’ine at. Cincinnati, O. SWORDS, SPEARS AND SHIELDS VAUDEVILLE AGENCIES POST CARDS West Side Iron Worka. 267 West 37th at. New WilUtmaburg Po*t Card Co., 25 Delancey at.. Ackerman ft Harris, 281 O'Farrell st., 8tn SHOOTING GALLERIES York City. Francisco. New York City. J. T. Dlckman Co., Inc., 24.3 S. Main at., Los F. M. B.vrnes, .36 South State st.. Chicago. HI. Angelea, Cal. SYMMETRICALS POST CARD MACHINES W. S. Cleveland, Proctor’s Palace Theater Bldg., E. R. Hoffmann ft Son, 3317 Boath Irving ave., Walter G. BretzQeld Co.. 1367 Broadway, New Daydark Specialty Co.. Daydark Bldg., St Lonla 116 Market st., Newark. N. J. Chicago. Ill. York. Bert I/evey Circuit of Vaudeville Theatera. A1 MA- John Spicer. 86 Woodbine at, Brooklyn. N. Y'. POST CARD AND TINTYPE caxar Theater Bldg.. San Franclaco. CHINES AND SUPPLIES E. R. HOFFMAN & SON TATTOOING SUPPLIES Jones, Linick ft Schaefer. 110 South State at.. Daydark Specialty Co., Daydark Bldg.. Bt. Lonla. Chicago, HI. SHOOTING GALLERIES. Edwin E. Brown, 31 N. Burdick at., Kalamaxoo, POSTER PRINTERS 3317 South Irvlag Aveaue. Chleage^ Michigan. United Booking Offli-es, 1493 Broadway, N. Y. C. Alle* Printing Co., 224 E. Fourth at.. Lot An¬ Charles Wagner. 208 Bowery and Chatham Sq., Western Vaudeville Mgrs.’ Assn Chicago. W. F. Mangels, foney Island, New York City. geles. New York City. Francla-Valentlne Co., 777 Mlwion at., San Fran- F Mueller ft Co., 2«V>3 Elston ave.. Chicago. VENTRILOQUIAL FIGURES clacn. C. W. Parker, Leavenworth, Kan. TELEPHONE HOLDER Theo. Mack ft Son, 621 S. Clinton at., Chicago. Gille Show Printing Co.. 820 Mission at.. Ban (Phone Hands Free) WAFFLE MACHINES Franclaco. A. J. SMITH MFG. CO. Kallajian Hand Appliances 1930 Washington (Sugar Fuff) st.. Boston. Vasa. PRESS CLIPPING SERVICE SHOOTING GALLERIES. Talbot Mfg. Co.. Ill N 1.5th st.. St Louis klo. Kllpen Service. 194 Main. Buffalo. N. Y. 3247 W. Van Bursa St. Chkaga, III. TENTS PRINTERS WAGONS Wentworth ft Rice. 727 So. Pearb.'m at., Chi¬ SHOW AND POSTER PRINTERS American Tent ft Awning Co., 307 Washington Wm. Freeh Co., Maple Shade, N J. cago, Ill. AND LITHOGRAPHERS ave.. North, Minneapolis, Minn. Aekennan-Qnlg'.ey Co.. 115 W. Fifth at.. Kan Baker ft Lockwood, Seventh and Wyandotte ata., WATCHES PRINTERS Kansas City, Mo. (Of Letterheads, Cards, Envalopes and Circular sas City, Mo. Altbach A Ro»'‘nson. 203 W Madison at., Chl’go. Columbns Tent ft Awning Co., Columbus, O. Letters) Planet Show Print and Engraving House, Chat¬ .Alter ft Co., 16.5 West Madison st.. Cblcago. HI. Carnie-Goudie Co., 23d and Grand ave. Kansas Central Printing Co., 1143 Phelan Bldg.. San ham. Ontario, Can. M. Gerber, 727-729 South st., Phliadelpbla, Ps. City, Mo. Franoiecn. Holsman * Co.. 177 W. Madison at.. Chicago, HI. SIDE-SHOW CURIOSITIES Dougherty Bros.’ Tent Co.. 116 South Fourth at., PRINTERS Irving Schwartz ft Co., 1472 Broadway, New Nelson Supply. 514 E. 4th at.. S. Boston. Mass St. Loui«, Mo. York City. (Of Pictorial Poatera. Big Type Btanda. Stream' SIDE-SHOW PAINTINGS Foster A Slvwart Co.. Inc.. 371-375 Paclffc st, N. Shure Co.. 237-241 W Madison at., Chicago. era. Etc.) Brooklyn, N. Y. Enkeboll Art Co.. .53iW N. 27th st.. Omaha. Neb. Samuel Weinhans Co., 722 Penn ave.. Pittsburg. American Show Print CV».. Milwaukee. Wi». Fulton Bag ft Cotton Mills, New York, St. United States Tent ft .\wnlng Co., 229 North Ih^naldtmn Lithograph Co., Ncwixwt, Ky. Louis, New Orleans. Atlanta and Dallas. Tex. WHIRL-O-BALL IVspIsiDes at.. Chicago. III. Ilennegan ft (\>., .311 (ienem-e Blvd., Cincinnati. C. Goss ft Co., Detroit, Mich. Brtant Mfg. Co., Indianapolis, Ind. PUZZLES, TRICKS, JOKES SIGNS HenrtX-Luebbert Mfg. Co.. .326 Howard, San Gak* Magical Co.. I)ept 4-M. Oahkoali, Wi». E J. Hayden ft Co., Inc., loR-Ho Broadway, Francisco. WIGS ROLL TICKETS Brooklyn, N. Y*. Geo. T. Hoyt Co., 82 S. .Market st. Boston. Mass. Zauder Bros., Inc., 115 W. 4Sth at.. N Y City. Anaell Ticket Co.. 730 740 N. Franklin at.. Ch’go Nickerson Tent. Awning ft Cover Co.. 173 WIG MAKERS SIGN CARD WRITERS’ BRUSHES State st.. Boebm. Mass. Ih'naldaoii Lithograph Co.. Newport, Ky. Dick Blick C*'.. Galesburg. HI. Catalivg B free. O. Shindhelm, 109 W. 46th at.. New York CSty. National Ticket Co.. Shamokln. Pa. W. A. Plummer Mfg. Co., Pine and Front sta., R 'jal Ticket Co., Shamokln. Pa. SKATES San Francisco, Cal. WIGS AND TOUPEES ROUGE Chicago Boiler Skate Company 224 North .Ada St. Louis Tert ft Awning Co., 1012 5Iarket at., F. W. Nack. .32 W. Wash. at.. Chicago. lU. The Ursa Co.. Roeheater, N. Y. st.. Chicago. III. St. Ix>uis, Mo. Seick Tent ft Awning Co.. Des Moines, la. WILD ANIMALS, BIRDS AND REP¬ M Stein Cosmetle Co.. 120 W. 31st st., N. Y. 0. Richardson Skate Co.. 1.54 E. Erie st.. Cliicago, John H. Williams. Manufacturer of Henley Tucker Duck ft Rubber Co., Ft. Smith. Ark. TILES SALESBOARD ASSORTMENTS United Statea Tent ft Awning Co., 229 North Roller Sfkates, Rlcbm*n at., Chicago, Ill. J. D. Este Co.. 1.524 Sansom st.. Philadelphia TENTS TO RENT Charles P. Shipley, Kansas City, Mo. Karnes Bros.' Novelty <'*>.. 5 South Jefferson at., Foster A Stewart, Inc. 371 Pacific at., Brook¬ SLIDES lyn. N. Y. Ilutehlnson, Kan. Greater N. T Slide Co.. I-*4 W. 1.5th st. N. Y WILD WEST SADDLES, CHAPS, Hrarktnan-Weiler Co., 337 W. Madison at., Chi¬ M. Magee ft Son. Inc.. 147 Fulbvn st.. N. Y. C. ROPES AND SPURS cago. 111. SLOT MACHINES United States Tent ft .Awning Co., 229 North Visalia Stock Saddle Co., 2117 Market. San Til* J W. Hnodwin Co., 2940 West A’an Buren The Exhibit Supply Co., .50'.» S. Dearborn at. Desplaines st.. Chicago, HI. Francisco. Cal. St.. Chleago, III. Cblcago, III THEATER TICKETS I-'wa Novelty Co.. Keota, la. WIRE WORKERS’ SUPPLIES SLOT MACHINES (Roll aad Reterved Seat Coupon) (Mamifacturera aad Dealers In) Juergen Jewelry Co.. 83 Chambers at., N. Y C. RPECIAUKTH IN HALER- Ansell Ticket Co.. 73fr740 N. Franklin st., Ch’go, Sicking Mfg. Co.. 1931-1935 Freeman ave.. Cin BUAIIII A8.H0RTS1ENT8 Nstional Ticket Co.. Shamokln, Pa. XYLOPHONES LIPAULT CO. 1034 Arch Strsat cinnall. O. PHILADELPHIA. Vance Supply House. 415 S. Robey st., Chicago, THEATRICAL FOLDING BICYCLES J r. Deagan, Bertean and E. Ravenewood Park. SLOT MACHINE SUPPLIES PADDLE WHEELS AND DEVICES Chicago, III. Moe I,evlD ft 0>., 387-.V19 West Madison st.. Exhibit Supply Co.. .542 S. Dearborn st.. Chicago. Kallajian Expert, 19.30 Washington st., Boston XYLOPHONES, MARIMBAS, BELuS Chicago. Hi. SMOKEPOTS Massaebnsetts. AND NOVELTIES M. Wagner, 34 Park Place, New York. THEATRICAL PROPERTIES AND E. K. Street. 2-8 Brook st.. Hartford. Conn. N. Y MERMNTIIE TRADING CO. SNAKES EFFECTS 187 Caaal St., New Ysrfc. Bert J. Putnam, 490 Washington at., Buffalo, J. Allen 'Turner, Inc.. 266 West 41st at.. N Y. C New York. John Bmnton Studios. 2‘26 W. 41st st.. N. Y. C TTie hrst girl \i'»hers to In* Intrwiu.e*! in a SNAKE DEALERS THEATRICAL TICKETS Canton i(*.) theater iiiaiie their .ipiiearam-e at Henry Bartels. 72 Cortlaikl st.. New York. Hte .\lhaiiil>ra la-t week. Till'* iheater now ha- TIP TOP TOY CO. National Ticket Co., Shamokin, Ps. 114 C. 2Stli M.. Naw Yarh. W. Odell Learn ft Co., Suutk Ride klllltary feminine ticket -elier-, ticket colle*'tor'« amt Plata, San Antonio Tex. TICKETS usbem. As .won as the young women *-)mp'i«te Puritan Cbocolata Co., Conrt at. and Central W. A. Snake King, Biwwnavllle. Tex. (Roll and Rsaerred Boat) their period of iDStrnction they will be not ave., ClBclnnatl, O. Texas Snake Farm, BrowatvlUe, Ttt. Rees *110801 Co., 10 Harney st., Omaha, Neb. formed. Manager Bernower has annoniiced.

» OCTOBER 12, 1918

Colpnian. Claudia (Keith) Indlanapolla: (Mary I I>ooley A Saiea ll’alace) New York. Andernon) Ix)Ul*Tille 14 It). Duree'a, Mnie., CelobTiUea (Orpheum) San Fran- rolli-£p Quintet iMaJestle) Kalamazoo. clseo 7-19. Culliim. Milt (Orplieumi IJnroln, Neb.; Doyle A Elaine (lllpp.) Oaklami, Cal. Jestlo) Milwaukee 141(*. Dreon (llrlH iMaJeHtie) Dubuque, la. Columbia A Victor (ttrplieum) Salt lake City; I Drcaaler A Wilaon (lllpp.) Portland, Ore. (Orpheum) Ib’nver 1419. Drew A Wallace (Orpheum) Kanaas City, Mo. Conlin A Olawt (Or|»heum) Salt Lake City; (Or- Dukane. Harold (Keith) Boston; (Bivcrslde) A ** w A w * w jilieura)Idieum) Denver 14 19. New York 14-19. Connelly A W’ebb (lllpp.) Younitatown.YounRstown. O. Dunn, Thos. Potter (PantaRos) Vancouver, Cam; Connelly, Dolly,Dolly. A SlaterSister (Shea) Toronto; (Pantages) Vicloria 14-19. (Keith) BoatonBoston 14-19,14-19. Dupree A Dupree (Shea) Buffalo; (Shea) To- CoiirailConrad A OoodwlnOooilwln (Imporlat)(Imperial) St. Louis,I.ouls. Mo. ronto 14-19. _ _ Conway, Frank,F'rank. A Co. (Majestic)(Majestlcl Milwaukee. Dura A F'eely (I.lberty) Oklahoma City, Ok.; C-tf\illy reques(e»l to ronlribute their dates to this department, lloutaa Cook,Cook,. Joe (F'ranklln(Franklin Sq.) Dorohestcr,Dorchester, Mas.s.Maa.s. Dusenberrys. Three (Orpheum) FT. William, Ont.. ntutl reach Tlie TlMPwardTiilPward not later than Friday of each week to insure putdicatlon. CiKineyCtKiney SistersSlaters (Kedzie) ChictiRo.ChicuKo. Can.; (Strand) Winnipeg 14-16; (Orpheum) The Itillboard forwards all mail for professionals tree of iliarKe. Meml>ers of tlie profession are inviteA Corl>ett-Shepi>ard-Dunne (F'ranklln Sq.) Dor M(his<> Jaw, Sask., 17-19. while on the road, to hare their mail addressed In care of The Itllluoard. and it will bo forwaidod promptly. rhester, Maas. F^arl, Maude. A Co. (Keith) Dayton, O.; (Keith) _ I „ . „ . ,r\ Coacia A Verill (PantaRea) Kansas City 14-19. Columbus 14 19. Brennon A Davis (Keith) Lowell, Mass.; (Or- p^ank (Emiilre) N. Yakima. Wash. Earle. Bert, Trio (Orpheum) Winnipeg, Can.; Brooklyn 1419. _ Cowan, L.vnnl.vnn (Maryland) Baltimore. j (Orpheum) Calgary 14-19. PERFORMERS’ DATES Brisctie A Kauh (Temple) Detroit; (Temple) (Orpheum) Calgary 14-19. Crane. Boy, A Peggy (Casino) Marshalltown, Kary A Kary (Hlpi>.) Oakland. Cal. Itochester 14-19. Flastnian Trio (I’antages) Ogden, Utah; (Pan¬ *u I, « Bri ton. Frank A .Milton (B.Jou) I-anslng. Mich., r„n.ton A I>ee (Orpheum) Bryvrkl.vn. tages) Denver 14-19. Whan no date ia given tthe week of (Palai-e) ft nt 1C16 C.n . frawford. Hifion (Keith) Washlugton. D. f-! Ehs, Wnt., A Co. (Princess) Montreal; (Lyric) October 7>12 ia to be auppidied. Brower, Waller (Orpheum) Winnipeg. Can.; -Keith) PhUadelphia 14-19. llamillon. Can., 14-19. (Orpheum' Calgary 1419. Creamer, Barton A Sperling (Pantages) San Eekbuff A Oord-in (F'ulton) Brooklyn. Brown's, Tom. Musleal Hevue (Keith) Portland, Diego; (Pantages) Salt Ijike City 14-19. Adair, Jean, A Co. (Keith) Toledo, <).; (Era- Me.; (Keith) Isiwell, M.ass., 14 19. Fhidy Duo (Orpheum) I-on Angelea. press) Grand Ka|iids, MIeh.. 14 19 Brown A Barrows (Orpheum) Boston. Creighton. Belmont A Creighton (Jefferson) Dal- Fximunda A lA-edom (Warwick) Brooklyn Adams A (itihl (Pantages) Minueaisdls; (I’an- Brown Sisters (Delanc'ev(Delancey StSt.) ) N.N'lw- w York.Y-'rk. (Prince) Houston 14 19. tuwarua.Edwards, liua,Gua, Hong.Song Kevue (Orpheum) MlnLcMince tages) Wiunliieg. ('an., 14-19. Bniwnlng,Bniwnlng Jlieum)Orpheum) Mlnne.v|s.lis;Mlnne.y|s>lis; (Or- Orelghtonjs. Australian (OTpheum) Portland. ap-dls; (Orpbmim) Duluth 14T^ Adler A Clark (Hlp|i.) Sacramento Cal. pbeumlIiheiinit DuluthDiiliitli 14-19.14 19 ! (Orpheum) Fresno 14 19. Edwards, Tom, A to. (Pantages) Cglgary, Can.; Adolpls' (lliiqi.) Portland, Ore. Biillowa'sB«l“s B?iuid«rBirthday (Loow)(I.oow) IIorHiken.no)>oken. N. J. Oriole Plate (Orpheum) Oakland; (Or- (Pantages) Helena. Mont., 14-19. Adonis A Dog (Majestic) Kalamazoo, Mich. Bullowa Girls. Three (Pantages) SjHiknne; (Pan- pheiim) Fresno 14-19. Efllciency (Oriiheum) Kansas City; (Orpheum) Aldreans, The (People’s Hipp.) Butte, Mont. tages) Seattle 14 19. Crosbv’s Corners (Cohmial) New York; (Keith) Omaha, Neb., 14 19. Alexander Bros. A Evelyn (Fhiipress) St. Louis. Burrh. Sallle (Emery) Providence. It. I. Philadelphia 14-19. Fll Cleve (Keith) ludlan.'itwUs; (Keith) Colum¬ Alexander A F'lelds (Orldieuni) Joliet, 111.; (Ma- Burke' Sisters, Three (HiiiltancIaco; (Orpheum) ('al){ary 14-19. Anditorinm) Waeo, Tex., 11-12; (Majestic) Cunningham. Cecil (Orpheum) Kansas City, Mo.; (Orpheum) Oakland 14-19. .Ml-8tar (Jiiartet (Hi|ip.) Portland. On-. Little Roi'k, Ark., 14 16. (Orpheum) Omaha, Neb., 14-19. Emmett, J. K., A Co. (Majestic) San Antonio. .tllen. Minnie. A Sister (Shea) Toron(o, Can.; Cadys. The. Arnold. Neb.; Oconto 14 16. Cunningham A Clements (Orpheum) New Or- Tex.: (Majestic) Austin 16-17, (Princess) Montreal 14 19. Cahill'A Homalne (New Palace) St. Paul,lul, Minn.; leans. Emmy's, Karl, l ets (Greeley Sq.) New York. Altbott, Cbas., A Co. (Prince) Houston, Tex.; (New Palace) Minneapolis 14-19. Current of Fun (Keith) Philadelphia. Flmpire Comt-dy F’our (Pantages) Oakland; (Koyal) San .\ntonio 1419. Caine, Derwent Hall (Palace) Chicago.>. Dale A Burrh (Or|>heum) Duluth, Minn.; (Or- (I'antages) Los .\ngeles 14-19. Alton, Arthur (Peo|ile’s Hlpp.) Butte, Mont. Calre, Amelia (Orjtheuml Jackson. Mich.;ich.; (Ma- pheum) Winnipeg. Can.. 14-19. End of a Perfect Day (Empire) N. Yakima, American Girls. FTve (Pantages) Minueaisilis; J<-stic) Kalamaz 14 16. Dancing Davy (I'rince) Houston, Tex.; (Royal) Wash. (Pantages) Wlnni|>eg, Can., 14-1'.). Caites Bros. (Hlpp.) Youngstown, O.t. Sun .\ntnnio 14-10. English Rosebuds, Three (Oreeley Sq.) New fork. Danubes, Four (Pantages) Minneapolis; (Pan- Amerlcan-Uawaitan Trio (Pantages) Tacoma; Calvin A Thornton (National) New York. York. stin, Tex., tages) Winnipeg. Can.. 14-19. (Pantages) Portland, Ore., 14 ID. Cameron. DeVltt A Co. (Majestic) Austin, Tex., Flrrol. I.eon (Orpheum) St. Ismls; (Majestic) Dassi, Polly. A Co. (Pantages) Oakland. Cal.; .\merican Opera Trio (Hiiqi.) Ta*-oma. Wash, 9-10; (Auditorium) Waco ll-l'J. Milwaukee 14-1'J. D. C. (Pantages) Loa Angeles 14 19. .tmerican Mehsly Maids llli|ip.) Oakland, ('al. Cameron Girls (Keith) Washington. D. C. Flsklmo A Seals (New Pala'-e) Minneapolis; ,\mes A Wlntlinip (Princess) Mi>ntreal; (I-yric) (New Palace! Superior, IVWt., 14 10. Hamilton, Can., 14 19 Esmonde, Edwanl. A Co. (Park) St. I.onlg. Amorus Sisters (Orpheum) Suit Lake City; (Or- Flspe A Dutton (Keith) Boston; (Keith) I*rovl- pbeum) Denver 14 19. THIS BLANK IS AVAILABLE FOR ROUTE DATA IN CASE YOU HAVE dence 14-19. Amoroa A Jeanette (Orpheum) Calgary. Can.; Everest’s Circus (Shea) Toronto. (Orpheum) Vancouver 14 19. NO ROUTE CARDS. CARDS WILL BE MAILED UPON APPLICATION Everett's Monks (Now Palace) St. Paul; (Now An American Ace (Palace) New York; (Colonial) Palace) Minneapolis 14-19. New York 14-19. Everything But the Truth (Victoria) New York. Au Arabian Night (Jefferson) Dallas, Tex.; F'alls, A. A G. (Maryland) Baltimore; (Shea) (Prince) Houston 14 19. Buffalo 14-19. Anderson A Kean (Pantages) S.alt Lake City; F'arreU. Edw., A Co. (Majestic) Dubuque. Ia. (Pantages) Ogden 14-19. F'arrell, Margaret (Orphi-um) Des Moines; (Or- Anderson A Gotnes (Flmery) Providence, R. 1. pheum) St. Paul 14-19. Andres Sisters (Emt'ire) N Yakima, Wash. Fashions DeVogue (Pantages) Salt Lake City; Ankers, Four (Keith) Clncinnad; (Keith) Day- (Pantages) Ogden 14-19. ton 14 19. Fennell A Tyson (Pantages) Oakland; (Pan¬ tages) Ijon Angeles 14-19. Annette A Morrell (Majestic) Cedar Rapids, la. Apdale's Circus (Palace) New York Ferdinand. F're*I (Hlpp.) Sacramento. Cal. Ara Sisters (Lincoln Sq.) New York. Fern. Bigelow A King (Keith) I’rovldence. Archer A Belford (Victoria) New York. Fern A Davis (Orpheum) Omaha, Neb.; (Or- Argo A Virginia (Lyric) Oklahoma City, Ok. pbeum) Kansas City, Mo., 14-19. Artsto Trouixt (New Palace) Suiierior, WIs. Ferns, Rube (Gem) Little Rock. Ark. Indef. Arliss, .\nita, A Co. (Peojile’s Hipp.) Butte, Ferro A Blaire (Royal) Vancouver, B. C. Mont. Ferry, Will (Majestle) Houston, Tex.; (Ms- Armstrong A Jas. (Shea) Buffalo, N. Y.; (Shea) Jestle) San Antonio 14-19. Toronto 14 19. Fields A Wells (Pantages) Winnipeg, Can.; (Pan¬ Arrens. F’our (Hl[ip.) San Jose, Cal. tages) Edmonton 14-19. Artois Bros. (Jeffers-Strand i Saginaw, MHh,; Flnders-Keepers (Pantages) Denver. (Orpheum) J,ackson 14 16. Flslier, Hawley A Co. (Orpheum) Oakland; Asabi Japs iBiisliwick) Bnsikl.vn: (Orpheum) (Orpheum) F>esno 14-19. Brooklyn 14-19. FIske A Fallon (Lincoln Sq.) New York. Anger. \. A L. (Keith) Portland. Me. Fitzgerald, Lillian (Keith) Portland, Me.; Cameron A Gaylor (Pantages) Tacoma; (Pan- Darrell, Emily (Pantages) Kansas City 1519, (I'Ylncess) Montreal 14-19. Averling. Edward (Colonial) New York; (Royal) Davies, Tom. A Co. (Delancey St.) New York. tages) I’ortland. Ore., 14-19. Flemen, Wm.. A Co. (Pantages) Vaneonver, New York 14-19. Camoudage (Uridieum) St. Paul; (Orpheum) I Davis A Russell (Lyric) Hamilton, Can Avon Colis 14 19. Davis A Walker (Imperial) St. l>ouis. pbeum) Bnsiklyn 14-19. Flynn's Josie, .Minstrids (Pantages) Oakland; Campbell, .Misses (Orpheum) Seattle; (Or- Davla A .Moore (Empress) Tulsa. Ok.; (Lyric) Baader's Cycling (jirlios (.state F'air) Rl'-lim md, (Pantages) I^s .\ngeles 14-19. pheum) Portland, Ore., 1419, Oklahoma City 14-16. Va. F'ollles, The (Royali San Antonio. Tex.; (Or- Canqibells, Castiiig (Majestic) Bloomington, Ill.; Davis, Bessie McCoy (Alhambra) New York. Bailey A Austin (Pantages) Victoria, Can.; pheumi Waeo 1419. (Orpheum) Pt'oria 14-16. Dazie, Mile., A Co. (Orpheum) Denver, (Or- Follls Slaters A LeRoy (Pantages) Portland, (Pantages) Taeoma 14-19. fiheum) Lincoln, Neb., 14-19. Cai'aulican. Chief (Palace) Chicago. Ore. Baker. Bert, A Co. (Keithi I»well, Mass.; DeBars (Royal) Vancouver, Can. <'ap<-8 A Snow (Majestic) Bloomington. III. For Pity’s Sake (Shea) Toronto. (Keith) Portsmouth, Me. 14-19. Carmen. Zara, Trio (Orptu-nm) Joliet, Ill. ^(Ma“j7stkq‘AusUn“iri7.’ 81stcro (Orpheum) Wlnnipi-g. C.n.; (Or- ® rarpe, Al (L(;ew) New Soehelle. N. Y. ' pheum) Calgary 14-19. pbeum) Brooklyn 14-1'.). A f. Gartmell A Harr's (Keith) I-orUand, Me. Dofkxlfrey A Johnson (People’s Hipp.) Butte, Fostos, The (Crystall St. Joseph. Mo.; (Novelty) Ball. F'oster. A Co. (Odoniall F>ie, I'a. (Keith) Boston 14-19. -Mont. Tofs'ka. Kan., 14-16. Bankoff A Co. (Orpheum) Des Moines; (Or- DeGroffs, Aerial (Majestic) Dallas, Tex.; (.Ma- Fox A Evans (New Grand) Dnlutb, Mlno.: pbeum) Minneapolis 14-19. r.issln. Jack (Gayety) Chicago, indef. Jestlo) Houston 14-10. (New Grand) Minneapolis 14-10. Barlow A Ueerie (.Majestic) Bloesno; (Orpheum) Los Bartletts. .\erial (Orpheum) Peoria. III. ^ Challis. Beth (National) New York. (Orpheum) Denver 14-19. .\ngeles 14 19. Bartos. 'Three (Pantages) Kansas Cit.v 14 19. Chandler, Anna (Orjiheum) New York. DeKoe Troiiiie (Davis) )’lttsbnrg. Frances A Hume (Majestic) Missouri Vsiley, Batehelcr, Blll.v, Trio (Royal) San .Vutonio, Tex.; Chinko A Kaufman (Alhambra) New York. DelAMin A Davies (Shea) Buffalo; (Shea) Toronto Is. (Orpheum) Waco 1419. Chisholm A Breen (Warwick) Bnsiklyn. 14 19. Francis A Wilson (BIJnu) Fall River. Mass. Beano, James (Virginian) Kenosha. Wis. Chony A Moey (Washington i Granite City, 111. Beeman A Anderson (Royal) San .\ntouio, Tex.; Choy Heng 'Wha Tron,Hi (Orpheum) jickson. m t'T'"' (OrPbeum) Des Moines; (Orpheum) Omaha. .N’eb., 14-19. (Orpheum)(OrphenmrM’aco Waco 14-19.IV-IO'.” '•i'-h.: (Majestic) Kakamazoo 14 16. Ic) Oklahoma City 14 16; (Empress) Tulsa (i.rpneum) ..maha. Neb.. 14 19. Franz, Slg., Troupe (Metropolitan) Brooklyn. Beers, I.ooI.eo (.Shea)(Shea) BuffaloBuffalo. N. YY. Chung Hwa Four (I’antages) Wlnniiwg. Can.; DeOnzo's, The (Keith) Cleveland: (Hlpp.) FrodJ| 'steve OHrm.)' Sa™’josI‘*”caL ” (Empire) N. Yakima, (Pantages) Edmonton 14 19 Youngstown 14-19. F’reeman A Barnes (McVleker) Chleago. Clrens Day In Toyland (Keith) Indianapolis; l>,.\Vinters A Riwe (Majestle) Little Rock. Ark. Freseolts.F'reseolts, The (National) New Y’ork.York. Bennett A Richards (Orpheum) Minn''apolls; (Keith) Cleveland 14 19. _ . Ib'WItt A Gunther (.New Palace) Superior, Wis.; 'FYickFYiek A Adair l.ttramll(Strand) Winnipeg.Winnipeg CanCan. (OrplH“um) M'lnnlpeg. Can., 14 19. Clark. Sylvi.i (Busbwlck) Brooklyn; (Orpheum) (New Grand) Duluth, Minn., 1416. F'rlend A DowningDiwnlng (lioew)(I/iew) Montreal. QnrQne. Bennlngs A F'erdioyle (.\lhamt)ra) New York. itohoVen V T DeWltts. Musical (Princess) Wlehlta. Ksn.; FTlganza.F'rlganza, Trixie (Keith) Washington, I). C.;C.: Benway, Happy (Majestic) Easton, Pa. (Riverside) New Y’ork 14-19. Bernard. Jos. E., A Co. (Ix-Kalli) Bnsiklyn. ^I::;k•.sVlers'VN;w^";nt%l^^^^^^^^^ (New '"“.'r*' ^ J. ‘''"'’"’“1 Revue (F.iupress) Des Moines. F'rlscoF'rlseo (Orpheum) Calgary. Can. Bernhardt, Sarah (Keith) Cleveland, O.; (Da Clark Sylvia (Keith) Washington D C. Decker. Paul, A Co. (Orpheum) Winning, Can.; F’utnrlstle Revue (Majestic) Austin. Tex., 9 10; vis) Pittsburg 14-19. Bernivicl Bros. (Lil>erty) Walla Walla. Wash. (•|a.k' \ Verdi (Metropolilan) l:r'o<,kIvn. „ V?''!!!”'""'*, (Auditorium) Wsc, 1112; (Majestic) Little B<‘veTly, Sam A Ada (Princesst Wichita. Kan. ( lark A Bergman (Orpluum) Fresno; (Orpheum) ^ridKe. Ldah Trio (Orph'xim) New York. R,H-k. Ark.. 14 16. 1.0s Angeles 14 19. Iblmore A Davis (l/>ew) Hoboken. N. J. Gaffney A Dale (Hlpp.) Tacoma, Wash. Beyer, Ben, A Co. (Keith) Columbus. 0.; (Keith) ... . It,'. n t -L , t 1 Deinaco. J. A K. (Keith) Boston. Galeitl's Baboons (i’antages) Ogden. Utah; Dayton 14-19. ( lark. Wilfred. A f o. (Orpheum) I-os Angeli-s; Deuce of Clubs (Majestic) Dubuque. Is. (Pantages) IVnver 14-19. Billet No. 13 (Y’onge St.) Toronto. (Orpheiiin) Salt Uke City 14 19 Denlshawn Dancers (Pantages) Ogden. Utah; Gallagher A Rolley (Orpheum)(Orpbeiim) Vancouver. Can.; Birds in Dreamland (Iss'w) Hamilton. Can. (larks Ilawalians iDniheiini) (.aleshiirg. 111. (Pantages) DenverIHnver 14 19. (Orpheum)(Ornheiimi SeattleSettle 14li 19.19 Bison City F'oiir (Orpheum) .‘^alt I.ake City; (lass of ’‘2 (Kcl(h) Columbus; (Davis) Pitts- I i>,.[,oy ic Itunnigan (Orpheum) Waeo. Tez Galvins, 'FYve (Prlneess) Wichita. Kan. hiirg 1^ 19. (Oriiheum) Denver 14-19. Diamond A Granddaughter (.Majestle) DtihuqBe. Gardner A Harriiian (Palace) Chicago; (Ma Clayton. Bessie. A Co. (Royal) New Y’ork. Black Dots, Eight (Palace) Brooklyn. Jesticl Milwaukee 14 19. Clayton, I'na, A Co. (Orpheum) Ytinnea|K>)ls; Black A IVhite (Erber) FI St. I.ri>heum)i vt- 11'^’ lu- i.iV F'resno. iV ^ III V (Auditorium) Waco 11-12;1112; (.Majestic) Little (Keith) Philadelphia 14-19. Bowers. Walter. A Co. (Orpheum) Brooklyn. Clifford A Wells (Keith) Dajfton;Da.vfton; (Hlpp-.) Ko<-kKo<-k, Ark.Ark., 14-1614-16. . , / Geiger, John (Majestic) Dubuque, la. Bowman A Shea (Keith) Washington D. C. Youngstown 14-19. Dockstader, I.ew (Palace) Chleago.Chicago. Genero A Gold (Mujeotlc) Dallas, Tex.; (Ma Boyer, Nancy, A Co. (Prince) Houston, Tex., Clinton Sisters (Keith) Portland, Me.; (Keith) Iviherty A Sralla (Empress) D«< Moines. Jesttc) Houston 14-19, (Royal) San .\ntunio 14-19. I>jwell. Mass.. 14-19. Ivonovan A I^-e (Flmpress) St. T/>uls. GeorgsIU’s Trio (Orpheum) Seattle; (Orpheum) Bosheay A Lemon (Grand) Oslik<»h. Wis. Clinton A Rooney (Keith) Cincinnati; (Keith) Don’t Lie to Mamma (Flmefy) Providence. I’ortland. Ore., 14 19. Breakaway Barlows (Palace) Brooklyn. Indianapolis 14-19. p.. I. George, Pete (.\venue B) New Y’ork. Brendel A Bert (Orphenm) San FYancisco; (Or-I Coakley it Dunlery (Empress) Grand Rapids, I Doiley A Nelson (Orpheum) St. Louis; (Or-I Glhney, Msrion (Majestic) Little Bock. Ark. pheum) Oakland 14-19. .ihenm) Memphis 14-19. Gibson A Hall (Boulevard) New York.

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nihba. rh«H. (Wanhington) BelleTllle, 111. Howe. Eunice, A Co., Washbum. la. Kremka Bro*. (Fantages) Tacoma; (Fantages) Mack A Williams (Orpbeum) Denver; (Orphe¬ tiill>«rt ii. F'rlt'illaDtl (Orpbeum) DvnTrr; (Or- Howland. Irwin A Howland (Allen) M<)oae Jaw, Portland. Ore., 14-16. um) Lincoln. Neb., 14-16. l>ti<'um) l.lniMiln, Neb.. H ilt. Susk.. Can.; (Empire) Saskatoon 14-16; (Regi¬ Kuma Four (Fantages) Oakland. Cal.; (Fan¬ Madden, Lew, A Co. (Orpheum) Minneapolis; t;illette, l-ucy (I'anlagen) San Diego; (Dantageg) na) Kegina 17-19. tages) Los Angeles 14 16. (Majestic) Milwaukee 14-16. Suit l-ake rity 14-11). Hoyt's .Minstrels (Park) St. Louis. laiBergere. Elsie (Orpheum) New Orleans. Madison A Winchester (Lyric) Hamilton, Can. liillie Dn'tlier* (NoTfltjr) Topeka. Kan. Iloyt-Hyams Trio (Fantages) Kansas City, Mo. LaBernicla (Keith) Columbus. Mahoney A Rogers (Fantages) Salt Lake City; (iilmore & llrown Co. (Orpbeum) Joliet. 111. Hudson, Ijurimer, A Co. (De-Kalb) Brooklyn. LaDent, F'rank (Prince) Houston, Tex.; (R<»yal) (Fautages) Ogden 14-16. tiilroy llavne> Montgomery (lllptiodrome) Al¬ Hufford, Nick (Park) St. Louis. San .Antonio 14-16. Maid of Franc.- (Bushwlck) Brooklyn; (Colonial) ton, 111. Hughes A Loradii, Beloit, Wls. IjMorrow Bros. (HIpp.) Tacoma, Wa»h. .New York II 19. tiirl From Milnauke,* tOrpbeiimt IJncoln. Neb. Hussars, Nine White (Orpbeum) Kansas City; Lal’earl A Rlondel (New Palace) St. Paul. Makers of History (Jeffers-Strand) Saginaw, <;irl With l.tklU Kyes. Tbe (Majestic) Sun An¬ (Orpheum) Omaha 14 19. I.aFetite Kevue (Wlls<«n) Chicago. -Micli.; (Orpheum) Jackson 14 16. tonio. Tex. ImhutT, Conn A Cureene (Orpbeum) San Fran¬ LaKose A Lane (Ilipp.) Sacramento, Cal. ! Man off 1. f Wagon (Keith) Toledo. (iirl on Muguaine (OriUieum) Fresno, cisco 7-19. I.aKosc. Margaritc (.Apollo) Janesville, W is. Mann. Billy (Empire) N. Y’akimj, Wash. liirl in the Mix>n (I'antages) Minneapolis; tl'an- In tbo Dark (Davis) Pittsburg; (Ilipp.) Youngs, LaKue. Grace (Orpheum) Omaha, Neb.; lOr Manning Si-ters (New Grand) Duluth, Minn. tugen) \Vinnii>eg, Can., 14-11). town, O., 14-19, pbeum) Des Moines H l'J. Manning. Feeney A Knowles (I'antages) Cal¬ (iladiators. The (Oriibeum) Brooklyn. In Wrong (Fulton) Brooklyn. lATuud A Gold (Majestic) Dubuque. Ta. gary. fan., (Fantages) Helena, Mont., 14-19. (ili'uxun. Ilolen. St Co. (Orpbeum) Calgary, Can.; loleen Slaters (Temple) . Koebester, N. Y'. LaA’ars. Dancing (Keith) Fbila-lelpbia; (Shea) Miintell's Mannikins (Wilson) Chicago; (Hipp.) I Orpbeum t San Francisco 1411). Irwin, Charles (Majestic) Uouston, Tex.; (.Ma- Buffalo 14 19. Chicago 10 LI. <;lenn A Jenkins iKIJou) Battle Creek, Mirb,; Jeatic) San .Antonio 14-19. LaVler, Jack (Fantages) Spokane, Wash.: (Pan- M.anvlle (Kedzie) Chicago. (Kijou) l.anxiiig 14 16. Isbikawa Japs (Majestic) (Thicago; (Majestic) tanges) Seattle 14 16. Mari.'ll A Willanl (Ilipp.) Spok.xne, Wash. (iui'len. Horace. A Co. (Orpheum) Omaha; (Or¬ Mllwankce 14 19. LaVine Arthur, A Co, (People’s Hipp.) Butte, .Miirl'dte's Mannikins (Warwick) Brooklyn. pbeum t IH‘S Moines 14-11), Jack A Jill (Ilipp.) Sacramento. Cal. Mont . Married Life (Oridieum) Feoria. III. Oolden Trouts* (Crandl SI. laiiiis. Jaekie A Billy (Fantages) San Francisco 14-19. Lady Alice's Pets (Hipp.) Youngstown. .Marrbdt Troupe (( rystal) St. Joseph. Mo.; (N.)v- (ioldle. Jack (Fantages) \Viniii|M>g, Can.; (Fan- Jue Quon Tal (Fantages) Edmonton, Clan.; (Fan¬ laidy Sen Mel (Keith) I'hiladeipbia. eltyi Topeka, Kan., 14 10; (I'rincess) Wich¬ lages) Kdmonton 14-16. tages) Calgary 14-10. Lambert A Ball (Orpbeum) Duluth; (Orpheum) ita 17 16. 0 >one A Allx'rts (l.yrir) Hamilton. Can. Jackley, Uelgn (Shea) Buffalo; (Sbea) Toronto Winnipeg, Can,. 14-19. -Married via Wireless (Orpbeum) Vancouver, Gordon A Kloa (Falace) Cblcago; (.Majeetlc) 14 19. Lander, Stevens A Co. (Orpheum) Waco. Tex. Can.; (Orpheum) Seattle 14-16. Milwaukee 14 16. James A Parsons (Imperial) St. I/onis. Lander Bros. (Orpheum) Des Moines; (Orpheum) s. (Delancey St.) New Y’ork. Gordon A Kern {Orpheum) Kansas City, Mo.; Jarrow (Majestic) .Austin, Tex.; (Auditorium) I.ane A Harper (Wilson) Chicago. Mary's Day Out (tlraud) St. Louis. tllrpbeumi Des Moines 1416. Waco 11 11'. I-arconlons, The (Hipp.) Portland. Ore. ■Mastersingers lT.’m|>lei Koebester, N. Y.. Gordon A J^>^lce (Falace Hip.) Seattle, Wash, Jarvis A Ilarrison (Orpheum) Peoria. HI. laiurel, Stan A Mae (Princesa) Wichita, Kan. (Shea) Buffalo 14 16. (iordon, Frank (l.ilierty) Walla Walla. Wash. JenningB A Mark (Majestic) San Antonio. Tex.; Ijwrence A L^vamey (Empress) Tulsa, Ok. Matthews, B(d>. A Co. i.Vlbambra) New Y’ork. Gordon, Bert A Harry {1‘antaRes) Kdmonton, (Majestic) .Austin 16-17. LeFevre, Geo. A May (Loew) Montreal. .Maxims, Thn-e (Empress) Grand Rapids, Mich. Can.; (Fantages) Ca'gary 14-16. Jewett A Elgin (McVlcker) Chicago. LeVan, Paul A Dobbs (Washington) Belleville, Maxoa A .Morris (Orplioiim) Boston. Gorman, iter. Frank {Orpbeum) Fuxtkind, Ots'.; Johnny A Wise (Grant) Osbkosb, Wls. III. Maxwell Quintet (Bijou) Fall River, Mas-. (Orpbeum) Oakland 14-16. Jones A Greenl('e (Shea) Toronto; (Maryland) Leightners A Alexander (Orpheum) Portland. May Belle Trio (Hipp.) Sjekane, Wash. Gorman Bros. (Garrick) Wilmington, Del. Baltimore 14 19. Ore. May A K.bluff (Orpbeum) Juekeon, Mich.; (Ma- Grady, Jas.. St Co. (McVlcker) Chicago. Jones, Uap (Gayety) Dallas. Tex., Indef. Leipxig (Orpbeum) San Francisco; (Orpheum) JesOe) Kalamazoo 11 16. Graiiewtn. Cbas. (Colonial) .New York; (Keith) Jones A Sylvester (McA’icker) Chicago. Oakland 14-19. Mayo A Lynn (.Majestic) Milwaukee; (Falace) l*roTlJence. R. I., 14-16. Jorn. Carl (Orpheum) Denver; (Orpbeum) Idn- Leist, Paul. A Co. (Hipp.) Oakland, Cal. Chlcag't 14-16. Gray, Nan (Fantages) Seattle. Wash.; (Pan- eoln. Neb., 14-19. I.eon Sisters (Orpbeum) St. Louis. Maybew, Stella i Majestic) Milwaukee; (Falace) atges) Vancouver. Can.. 14 16. Juliet, Miss (Palace) New Y'ork. Leon, Great, A Co. (Fantages) Helena, Mont.; Chicago 14 i;i. Green, Harry, Co. (Kmpress) Grand Rapida, Kafka Trio (Ilipp.) Spmaii (Keith) Dayton; (Keith) Cleve¬ the “covering capacity” of your income. land 14 16. ton. 111. Miller. Scott A Fuller (Erber) E. St. Louis. III. Hamlin A Mack (Orpheus) Camp Lewis. Wash. Milton A Del/ong Sisters (Orpheum) Lincoln. Handicap Girls (Fantages) Kansas City, Mo. GET A COPY TODAY Neb.; (Orid)eiiui) Des Moines 14-16. Hands Across the Sea (Keith) Providence; Miller, l-atielle, A Co. (.Xllen) Moose Jaw. (Keith) Boston 14-19. Sask., Can.; (Empire) Saskatoon 14-16. Handwurtb, Octavia. A Co, (Fantages) Port¬ Miller A Lyles (Jeffers-Strand) Saginaw. Yllch.: land. Ore. (OrpheumI Jackson 14-16. Hanson. Claire, A Village Four (Novelty) To¬ The Billboard Publishing Conapany, Miller. Darker A Sell (.Fantages) San Francisco peka. Kan.; (Princess) Wichita 14-19. 14-19. Ilarbard's I'onies (Mary Anderson) Is>uisvllle. Cincinnati, Ohio: Mlllette Sisters (Orpbeum) Oakland; (Orpbeum) Harrab, Roy, A Co. (Ort'beum) Des Moines; Fresno, CnI.. 14 1!). (Orpheum) Sr. Paul 14-19. Please send The Billboa rd for three months, for which Mills A Ijoekwrxsl (Keith) Providence. Harris, .Marion (Orpbeum) Memphis; (Orpbeum) Mills. Boh (Bijou) Fait River, Mass. New Orleans 14-19. I enclose one dollar. Miniatun- Revue (Kedzie) Cblcago. narrla A Morey (Colonial) New York; (Orphe Miraelo, The (Keith) Toledo; (Keith) Coiumbas um) Brooklyn 14-19. 14 16. Harris A Nolan (Majestic) Kalamazoo, Mich. Miss .Vmerica (I/x-w) numllton. Can. Harris A Hilliard (People's ilipp.) Butte, .Models t'lusshiue (Or|>heum) Duluth; (Orpheum) Mont. Winnipeg, fan.. 14-16. Ilarrison, Happy, A Co. (New Graml) Minncap Monnu. A Grant (New Falace) St. Faul; (New oils. Falace) Minneapolis 14-16. Harvard A Cornell. Washburn, la. M ontgomery A MH’lain. F'remont. la. Harvards, Three (Ilipp.) Sacramento. Cal. Montgomery A Perry (Shea) Toronto. Haskell, lx>ney (Temple) Detroit; (Temple) M'.ntgoniery, Marshall (Keith) Columbus; Rochester 14-19. (Keith) Dayton 14 16. Hawthorne A Anthony (Victoria) New York, Moran A Mac); (Oriiheiim) Kansas' City. llayatald Japs (Fantages) Missoula, Mont. Mo..'in A Wi.-er (lioyali New Y'ork; (Alhambra) (Fantages) Spokane 14-16. Katter A Quinn (Shea) Toronto. Levitation (Orpheum) Omaha, Neb.; (Orpheum> New- York 14 16 Hayes. Walter J. (Palace Ilipp.) Seattle, Wash Keane A White (Orpheurai IJm-oIn; (Orpheum) Kansas City, Mo., 14-19. Moran Si-ters. Four (Keith) Dayton; (Keith) Heath, Frankie (Majestic) Mllwaokee; (PaUca) Des Moines 14 19. Lee if, J. C., A Co. I Majeatic) Houston. Tex.; folunihu-. 14 19. Chicago 14 10. Keefer A Alberts (Novelty) Topeka. Ktn. (Majestic) San Antonio 14-19. Morettl. Helen (Fantages) Spokane, Wash.; Heather, Joale. A Co. (Alhambra) New York. Keene, Detective (Fantages) Tacoma; (Pon¬ Lewis. Fred (Allen) Moos* Jaw. Sask,. Can.; (Fantages) Seattle 14 16. Hello, Egypt (Ilipp.) Baltimore. tages) I'ortland. Ore., 14-19. (Empire) Saakatoon 14-16; (Regina) Regina Morattl-I.inton C.i. (Fantag.'s) San Diego. Cal.; Help, police (Fantages) Tacoma; (Fantages) Keillors, I^s (Mary Anderson) lotrlaTllle; 17-19. (Fantages) Salt l.ake City 14 16. Portland, Ore.. 14 16. (Keith) Indianapolis 14-19. I>evy. Jack, A Girls (Hipp.) Portland. Ore. Morrell. Beatrb-e (Empress) Tulsa. Ok.; (Lyr¬ Hennings, Tbe (Orpbeum) Boston. Kelly. rret>ell (Ori>heum) Ijos Angeles. (Orpheum) Waco 14-19. Tenn.: (Oi^heum) New Orleans 14-19. Morris. Elida (Maryland) Baltimore. Kelly, Y’incent (Loew) Miwitreal. Lind (Liberty) Walla Walla, Wash. Henshaw. B<>t>by (Kedzie) Chicago. Kelly, Walter C. (Orpheum) Vancouver. Can.; Morris A Shaw t Fantages) Missoula. Mont.; Her Ixmely Soldier (Orpheum) Boston. Llttlejubns (Majestic) Houston, Tex.; (Ma¬ (Fantages) Spokane 14-16. (Orpheum) Seattle 14 19. jestic) San Antonio 14 19. Ileras A Preston (Orpbeum) Oakland; (Orpheum) Kelly A Galvin (Keith) Dayton; (Keith) Colum¬ Morse. Miwn A Co. (Fantages) Helena, Mont.; Fresno 14 19. bus 14-16. IJoyd. Herbert, St Co. (Orpheum) Waco. Tex. (Fantages) Missoula 14-16. •Here Comes Eva (Fantages) Missoula, Mont. Kelly, Sherwln (Delaucey St.) New Y’ork. Lo, Maria. A Co. (Orpbeum) Salt Lake City; Morton, James J. (Ort»henm) Portland, Ore.; (I'antages) Spokane 14 19. Kemp A Uolllnsi^n (Delancey St.) New York. (Orpbeum) Denver 14 16. (Orpheum) San Franeis 14 16. Herman. .\1 (On)heuml Seattle; (Orpbeom) Keunoly A Rooney (Orpheum) Denver; (Or¬ Long Way From Broadway. \ (Bijou) Ignslng, Morton. .latiKo* C. (Orjiheum) Calgary. Can.; Portland. Ore.. 14-19. pheum) 1 Incoln, Neb.. 14 16. Mich.: (Palace) Flint 14 16. (Orpbeum) Vancouver 14 16. l!{-rman A Shirley (Orpheum) Omaha. Kennedy. Jack. A Co. (Bijou) Fall River. Mass. Txirncr Otrls (Empress) Grand Rapids, Mich. Morton Bros. (DeKalb) Brooklyn. Herman A Clifton (DeKalb) Brooklyn. Kennedy. Francis (Keith) Cleveland; (Hipp.) Ixisova A Gilmore (Orpheum) Sau Francisco; Morton A Glass (Keith) Philadelphia; (River¬ He's a Devil (Fantages) San Francisco 1419. Youngstown 14-16. (Orpheum) Oakland 14-16. side) New York 14-16. Hlckcy Bros. (Grand) St. Is>uls. Morton. Clara (Keith) Philadelphia; (Riverside) Keno, Keyes A Melrose (I.VTlc) Oklahoma City, I.ots A Isita (.\venue B) New York. Hill, Tivoli A Hill (Fantages) Victoria. Can.; I.oulse Mitchell (Liew) S. Berhiehem. Pa. New York 14 19. (Fantages) Tacoma 14-19. Ok. Morton. Ed (folonlal) New York; (Bushwlck) Klee Mel (DeKalb) Bnx.klyn. I/ove Rare (Fantages) Spokane. Wash.; (Fan¬ Hill, .Murray K. (Ilipp.) Spklyn 14-16. Can.; (Orpheum) Seattle 14-16. si.le) New York 14 19. Hit the Trail (Majestlci Kalamazoo, Mirb. Lucille A Cockle (Temple) RiM-h(»ster. N. Y'.; M.isu.iv.i. .Mia. A Ballet (Drphemnl I»s Angeb-s Hobson A Beatty (M.ijestlc) San Antonio, Tex.; King. MoHle. A I'o. (Keith) Columbns O. King A King (Orpheus) Camp Lewis. Wash. (Shea) Toronto 14-19. (Orpheiitii) Salt I.ake CMy 14-16. (Majestic) .Austin 16 17. King, Mazle. A Co. (MaJesHe) Chicago. I.ntes Bros. (Hipp.) Tacoma. Wash. Miidge A Mort'.n (Regent) Mason City. la. Holden A Herron (Fulton) New York. King A Harvey (Vantages) Helena. Mont.; Lutgens. Hugo (Empress) Des M >lnes. Munson. Marion. A Co. (Fantages) Kansas Cilv Holmes A Wells (Or)>heum) Sesttle; (Orpheum) (Fantages) Missoula 14 16. Lyman A Clarice W«xxls (Hipi>.) Oakland. Cal. 14-16. I'ortland. Ore.. 14 19. I.yons A Y'osco (Orpheum) St. Faul; (Orpheum) Murra.v, Kathryn (Orpheum) Dulnth, Minn.: Holmes A l,eVere (Fantages) Vancouver, Can.; King Sisters (Falace IHpp.) Seattle. Wash. Kingsbury, Dano A Co. (Jeffers-Strand) Saginaw, MiDnea()»lis 14-16. (Orjiheuni) W'lnnlpeg. Can.. 14-16. (Fantages) Victoria 14 19. Musical fonservstor.v (Orpheum) Jackson, Mich.; Holtz, I.OU (Orpheum) Ix>s .Angeles; (Orpheum) Mich.: (Ond'pum) .Tack»on 14 16. MaeFarlane, Geo. (Prlnee«si Montreal. Klngsburv A Mun«on (Globe) Kansas City, Mo.; McAvoy St Brks (McVleker) t’blrago. iMaJestl.'i Kalamazoo 11-16. “alt Lake CHy 14 19. N'alona (Garricki Wilmington. Del. Hfsiper A Burkhardt (Fant.sges) I .>s .Angeles (Crystali St. Joseph 14-16; (Novelty) Topeka, McCullough, Carl (Fulton) Bissiklyn. Kan.. 17 16. McFaydcn. Alex.. Co. (Empress) Grand Rapids, Nadell A Fidlette (Majestic) Cedar Rapids. la. (Fantages) San Dlrg.{ II 16. ■Navassar (^irls (Fantages) Edmonton, Can.; Ilcnevino

& Mar (CrystalI St. Joscpb. .Mo.; (Sot Bing, Blanebe (Buabwtck) Brooklyn; (Colonial) Taylor, Three (Temple) Detroit; (Temple) Zeno A Mandel (Imperial) St. Lonla. oltyt Topeka. Kan., H 16. New Y’ork 14-19. RtK'hester, N. Y., 14-19. Zenox, Great (County Fair) CartersTlUe, Oa. Ni'viiis i;rw(sKl (ITiuroMi) Montreal. IWvoli. Caesar (McVlcker) Ced (Bijoui lainstng, Mich. 'TtKimpsoD A Berrl (.Ymerlean) New Y’ork. fibeiim) Kansas City, Mo., 141'.*. Itogers. Will. H. (Pantages) Denver, Col. Thom|*aiu, Jas., A Co, fTemple) Kiwbestcr. COLUMBIA CIRCUIT America’s Best: (Grand) Hartford, Conn., 7-12; Novtilos. The (I’antagcs) San I'ranfiseo 14-19. itomaine A Moran (Orpheum) Ft. William, Can.; N. Y. (Jac<|ues O. 11.) Watertxiry 14-19. .\ii;rent. J. C., A Co. (Uusliwick) Brooklyn; (Strand) WinnljM-g. 14-1(5; (Orfiheum) Minise Three Theodors (Glolwi Kansas City, Mo.; Beauty Trust: (Gayety) Omaha 5-11; (Garety) iKeitb) Boston 1419. Jaw. .Sask., 17-19. (Crystal) St. Joseph 14 1(5; (Noveltyi Topeka. Kansas City, Mo., 13-19. O’Connor, Hayden (Eddie), Billboard, ChiraRo. Romano Sisters, Three (Orpheum) New Y’ork. Kan., 17-19. Rome A Wager (Virginian) Kenosha. Wis.; TiiiitM-rg. Heruian, ('<>. (Hipp.i Y'mingstown. (•.. Bebman Show: (Gayety)) Omaha 12-19. o’lK>nneli & Blair iKeltb) Cincinnati; (Keitb) Best Show in Town; (Lumberg) Vtica, N. Y'., ludianai>olis 14 19. (New Palace) St. Paul 14 16. (Keith) Cleveland 14 19. lU 12; (Gayety) .Montreal 14-19. O'Oorman (ilrls. Three (Orpheum) ' ancoiiver. Bisitiev A Bent (Keith) Toledo, (Keith) Colum¬ Tudor A Stanton (Hipp.) T.trnma, Wash. bus 14 19. Tonv (Novelty) Topeka. Kan.; tPrlnresst \Y’1< h Big Hurlewiue Review: (People's) Philadelphia Can.; (Ori)heum) Seattle 14-19. 7-12; (Palace) Baltimore 14-19. • •'Meers. Josie (Keith) Washington; (Orpheum) Bose, Harry (Orpheum) New Y’ork. ita 14-16. Bose A Bernard (.Majestic) Milwaukee, Toto A Co. (Orpheum) I.iueidn, Nel>. Bon-Tons: (Orpheum) Paterson. N. J., 14-19. r>riK>klyn 14 19. Bostonians: (Empire) .Ylbany, N. J., 7-12; (Ca¬ O’Neal A Walnisley (.Majestic) Bloomiugtou. 111. Bose A Maii \ Dish- il.oewi S. Bethlehem, l‘a. Van A Schenek (Keith) Washington; (Mary¬ Samayoa (Orpheum) Memphis; (Orpheum) New lumbia) Chicago 14-19. Ordwav. I aurii- (I’aniapi-s) Minneapolis; (Can- land) Baltimore 14-19, Orleans 14-19. Uip, lUp, H'siray: (Casino) Boston 7-12; (Co¬ lapes) W inni|,es. Can.. 14 !!•. Vertebamp, Albert (Orpheum) Oakland; (Or¬ Sampson A Douglas (Pantages) Missoula, Mont.; lumbia) New Y'ork 14-19. Ortli 4. t ,m1v iKi'itlii Lowell. Mass. pheum) Fresno 14-19. * (Pantages) Simkane 14-19. Howe's, .Sam. Company: (Hurtlg A Seamon'si Oswald .\dele (I’.otilevard) New York. Valleclta’s licopards (Orpheum) Peoria, III. Sanford. Jere (I’alace Ilipp.) Seattle, Wash. New Y’ork 7 12; (I’ark) Bridgeport, Conn., 1*5 Owen A Misire (New' I'alaeo) Miuneapolia. Y’eldle, Dedie. A Co. (Strand) Ft. William, Can. SaniDoff A Sonia (Orpheum) Galesburg. 111. 19. Owen, l-'rani is iMajestic) Little llrK-k. Ark. Venus Trio (.Yllen) Moose Jaw, Sask., Can.; Savage. H. A H. (Ylajestic) Milwuakec; (Pal¬ Irwin’s Big Show: (Miner's 149th St.) New Owl. Tile ((’unia!:>'s) Calgary, Can.; (I’antagea) (Empire) ^skatoon 14-10. ace) Chicago 14-19. Y’ork 7-12; (Casino) Brooklyn 14-19. Helena. Mont., 14-19. Victoria Four (.Ypollo) Janesville. Wis. Seabacks, The (Keith) Dayton. Irwin’s Majesties: (Lyric) Dayton 7-12; (Olym Oxford 'J’rio ) Vonge St.) Toronto. Victoria Trio (Pantages) San Francisco. Soanlou, Walter (Colonial) New York. pic) Cincinnati 14-19. I’addi-n. Sarali |Ori>heutn) New Orleans. Violinsky (Lyric) Oklahoma Ci^. Ok. Scheff. Fritz! (Majestic) Dulins, Tex.; (Ma¬ Kelly, l.ew. Show: (Empire) Newark, N. J., 1‘age. Hack A Mai'k (Orpheum) St. Haul; (Or- Y’ivian A Nagel (Y’onge St.) Toronto. jestic) Houston 14-19. 7-12; (Casino) Philadelphia 14-19. plieum) Dnlntli 14-1!(. Yokes, Officer, A Don (Orpheum) Calgary, Can.; Schindler. Geo. (Grand) St. l-ouis. Liberty Girls; (Gayety) Boston 7-12; (Grand) riindurs l-’ive iKeithi Cleveland; (Keith) To- tOrpheum) Vancouver 14 19. SclKKiler A Dickinson (Palace) Brooklyn. Hartford, Conn., 14-19. le.lo 14 19. Walker. Buddy (Orpheum) Boston. Scrautons, The (Pantages) Wjnnipeg, Can.; Maids of .Ymeriea: (Gayety) Pittsburg 7-12: I’almero Duo (Ilipp.) Baltimore. Walsh A Bentley (Orpheum) Waco. Tex. (Pantages) Edmonton 14 19. (Park) Y'nungstuwn, O., 14-16; (Grand O. H.) I’arish A- Bern d'antages) San Diego, Cal.; Seabury A Shaw (Palace) Chicago; (Majestic) Walters A O’Brien (McVicker) Cbiragii. (1‘antages) Salt Lake City 14-19. Wanzer A Palmer (Erber) E. St. Louis, III. Akron 17-19. Milwaukee 14-19. Merry Kouuders: (Star) Cleveland 7-12; (Em¬ Darker. .Misses (Jefferson) Dallas, Tex.; Ward A Cullen (Pantages) Kansas City. Mo Seenoroff Duo (Orpheum) Calgary, Can. pire) Toledo 14-19. (Princess) lloustou 14-19. Ward. Will, A GirU (Colonial) New Y'ork 14-19. Selina’s Circus (Pantages) Edmonton, Can.; Milliou-D’llar Dolls: (Star A Garter) Chicago Datrlcola (Dautages) Kansas ('ity. Mo. Ward. HI Tom. Zanesville, 0. (Puutagcs) Calgary 14-19. 7-12; (Berchel) Des Moines 13-16. 1 'SOUS '- Irwin (Shea) Toronto; (Temple) De¬ Watson, Pearl (Globe) Kansas City, Mo.; (Crys¬ Seymour, H. A A. (Keith) Cleveland; (Keith) Ob Girl; (Odumbia) New York 7-12; (Empire) troit 14-19. tal) 8t. Joseph 14-10; (Novelty) ’Topeka, Kan., Duytou 14-19. Brooklyn 14-19. Paul A Pauline (Empress) Ttilea, Ok.; (I,yric) 17-19. Shuttiiek A O’Neil (Orpheum) Memphis; (Or- Puss Puss Show; (Columbia) Chicago 7-12; Oklahoma City 11-10. Watson, Jos, K. (National) New Y'ork. pheuui) New Orleans 14-19. (Gayety) Detroit 14-19. Payton A lliekey (Yonge St.) Toronto. Weber A Elliott (Lincoln Sq.) New Y’ork. Shaw, Lillian (Orpheum) St. Louis. Reeves', Al, Own Company: (Gayety) Kansas I’eaeoek .\ll(‘y (Empress) St. Louis. Wehar A B'dnor (Temple) Rochester, N. V.; Shaw A Campbell (Orpheum) Los Augelcs; (Or- I’l-arson Trio (Or(dieus) (’amp I,ewls. Wash, (Hipp.) Y’uungstown 14-19. City 6-12. Roseland Girls; (Olympic) Cincinnati 7-12; peerless Trio (Bijou) Battle Creek, Midi.; (Bl- pbeuiii) Salt Lake (Tity 14-19. Weeks, Marlon (Orpheum) St, Paul; (Orpheum) Shaw Duo (Empire) N. Y'akima, Wash. (Star A Garter) (’h)rago 14-19. .loii) Lansing 14-lt5. Minneapolis 14-19. Sliaws, .Yerial iShea) Toronto. Sightseers; (Columbia) Chicago 7-12; (Gayety) Pelham Naval Band (Palace) New York. Weir A Temple (Loew) Hamilton, Can. •Sheehan A Begay (Maryland) Baltimore; (Keith) Detroit 14-19. I’ermaino A Shelly (Pantages) San Krancisco. Wellington A Sylvia (Royal) Vaneonver, B. C. Washington. 1). 14-19. Social Maids: (Grand O. II.) .Ykron 10-12; (Star) IV(ers, Nada (Metropolitan) Brooklyn. Welton A Marshall (Orpheum Ft. William, Can.; Petticoats (Or[iheum) Duluth. Minn.; (Orphe- Sherman. Van A Hym.m (Pant.sges) Victoria, (Strand) Winuipeg 14-1(5; (Orpheiiiu) M'sise Cleveland 14-19. t’au.; (Pautages) Tacoma 14-19. Sporting Widows: |Ori>beum) Paterson, N. J.. nni) Winiil|M‘g. Can., 14-19. Jaw 17-19. Sherman Was Wrong (Ls-w) MontreaU 7-12; (Majestle) Jersey Clt.v 14-19. Phillips. Mr. A- Mrs. Norman (Pantages) Seat¬ Weston Duo (Hipp.) Oakland, Cal. Sliirley A .Shirley, Fremont. la. tle; (Pantages) Vancouver, Can., 14-19. Wheeler A Mnrau (Biishwicki Brookyln. Star A Garter Sls>w: (Park) Bridgeport, Conn., Slirapnel Ikslgers (Majestiei .\ustlu, Tex.; 10-12: (Colonial) Providence 14-19. Po keus. .Vrtiiiir t’l'emple) Detroit; (Keith) Wheeler A Potter (Pantages) San Francisco 14- I Autlitoriiim I Waeo ll lJ: (Majeetie) Little Step lively Girls; (Empire) Brooklyn 7-12: < leveland. (>.. 14 19. 19. Bock. Ark.. 14-16. (Empire) Newark, N. J.. 14-10. I’istel A Cushing iOrpheum) Portland, Ore.; (Or- Where Things IIap|>en (Orjiheum) l/>s .Yngelea pheiim) San Francisco 14-19 Simonson. la-onore (Victoria) New Y'ork. 7-19. Sydell’s, H>>se. Lmdon Belles: (Gayety) Buf¬ Simpson A Moore (Hipp.) Portland. Ore. falo '7 12; (Gayety) Rochester 14-19. Poi>e A I'no (Brand) .St. Ixuiis. Whiffen, Mrs. Thos. (Orpheum) Fresno; (Or¬ Powers, Peggy (Virginian) Kenosha, Wis. Simpson A D*'.m (Orpheum) Waeo, Tex. pheum) Ixs .Yugeles 14-19. Twentieth Century Maids: (Gayety) Toronto 7- Sist. Can.: t l•.^ntaces) Victoria 14-19. American Burlesquers; (International) Nlagars Qiiakertowii t.. Broadway (Pantages) Kansas Somew here With Per.>-hiug I Riverside) New Wichman (Orpheus) Camp Ix'wls. Wash. Falls 11-12; (Star) Toronto 14-19. f City. Mo.. 14 19. York: iPalaeei New Y’ork 14 19. Wild. Jidly, A Ihinn (.Ylhambrai New Y’ork. Auto Girls: (Grand) Trenton, N. J., 10-12. V (Juiun A Caverly (Keilli) Columbus. South A Tobin (Grw’ley Sq.) New Y’ork. Wilde, Mr. A Mrs. Gordon (Orpheum) Winni¬ (Empire) Hoboken 14-’J0. Ha,'i- A Ldge i.Mary .tndersriu) Isuilsville; •Spanish Dancers (I’antages) San Diego, Cal.; peg. Can.; (Orpheum) Calgary 14-19. •Yvlstor Girls; (EnglewiXMl) Chicago 7 1.’ rKeithi Dayt-m 14-19. (Pantages) Salt I.ake City 14-19. Wilhat Tro(ip<> | Empress) Fremont, Neb.; (Crown) Chicago 14-19. Rajah iD.ivi'i Pittsburg; dlipp.) Youngstown, .S|ieneer A Williams tOr|iheum) Pe«irla. HI. Grand Island 14-1(5, Beauty Review: (Empire) Hoboken, N. J., 7-13; O.. 14 19. S|MTliing Sisters (Franklin Seus 14 Strassler’s .Vnimals (.Ymerlran) New York. 19. 12; (City O. H.) Watertown 14-15; (Richard¬ 19. Strause. Marie, Trio (Hipp.) Sisikane. Wash. W.s.d, Britt (Pantages) Portland, Ore. son) Oswego 1R17; (International) Niagara Beno (Orpheum) St. Paul; (Orpheum) Miuneap- Sullivan A Myers (I’rineess) Canton. III. WiMslward. Guy, A Co. (.Ymerlean) New Y’ork. Palls 19-19. olls 14-19. Sull.v. Rogers A Sully (Jeffersonl Dallas. Tex.; Worden Bros. (Pantages) Y’aneouver, Can.; Innocent Maids: (National Winter Garden) New Benos, Three (Palace ITipp.) Seattle, W.ash. (Priiu-ei Houston 14 19. (Pantages )Vlctoria 14 19. York 7-12; (Gayety) Philadelphia 14 19. Vetter Bros. (Temple) Bochestcr, N. T. Swartz A Clifford (Pantages) .Seattle. Wash.; World in Harmony (Pantagea) Salt Igike City; Jolly Girls; (Majestic) Scranton, Pa., 7-12: Bevue Boiiquet (Pantages) I'ancoiiver, I’an.; (I’antages) Vancouver, Can.. 14 19. (Pantages) Ogden 1419. (Arnitir.v) Binghamton N. Y'., 14-15: (Hud¬ (I’antages) Victoria 14 19. Swiff A Kolly (Keith) Boston: (Royal) New Wright A Earl (Bijnni Battle Creek. Mich.; son) Schenectady 16-19. Bevue a la Carte. Beloit, Wis. York 14 19. (Bijou) lansing 14-16. IJd Lifters: (Gayety) Mlnneapolla 7-12; (Star) Bevue DeVogiie (Orpheum) BrM,ton. Swor A .Yvey (Orpheum) St. Paul; (Orpheum) Y’ateii A Reed (Temple) Bot-bester, N. Y.; St. Paul 14-19. Beynolds A White (Barrlck) Wilmington. Del. Duluth 14 19. (Colonial I Erie, Pa., 14-19. Midnight Maidens: tCadillac) Detroit 7-12: Bialto Quartet (Orpheus) Camp Is*wis, Wash. Swor, Bert (Shea) Toronto; (Princess) Mon¬ Toeman. George (Templel Rochester, N. Y.; lKnglewd) Chicago 14-19. Hire A Werner (Keitb) ludianaiiolls; (Keith) treal 54 19. (Colonial) Erie. Pa.. 14 19. Mile-a-Minute Girls: (Casino) Chester. Pa.. 19- Cincinnati 14-19. S.vlvester (I'alace) Brrsiklyn. Y’ork’s D<«s (Keith) Clnelnnati; (Keith) Cleve. 12: (Grand O. H.) South Bethlehem 14; (Or¬ Rice. .\n,l.v (Or]iheiiml Des .Moines. Tally A Hurty (Pantages) Ogden, t'tali; (Pan land 14-19. pheum) Easton 15; (Nesblt) Wilkes-Barre 16- Blie. Frankie (Pantages) Winnipeg, Can.; (ages) Denver 14-19. Y'oiingers, The (Pantages) C-algary, Can.; (I’an¬ 19. (Pantages) Edmonton 14-19. Taiiguay, Eva (Orpheum) Calgary, Can.: (Or- tages) Helena, Mont., 14 19. Military Maids: (Majestic) Indianapolis 7-12: Richard A Kyle iKeitlii I’ortland. Me.; ) Keith) pbeiim) Vancouver 14 19. Y’vette A Saranoff (Orpheum) San Franelseo 7- IGa.Tety) Uuiisvllle 14 19. l»well 14-19. Tannen, Julius (Orpheum) San Francisco 7-19. 19. Mischief Makers: (Grand) Wopcesler, Mass.. Richard, the Breat d.it><-rt.v) Okl.ilionia City, Tarzan (Keith) Boston; (Keith) Providence 14 Zano. Washburn. la. 7-12; (Gayety) Brisiklyn 14-19. Ok.: (Jefferson) Dallas, Tex.. 14 19. 19. Zarrell. Leo. Co. (Keith) ToI(m1o, O.; (Empress) Monte Carlo Girls: (Howard) Boston 7-12; Biding Sch. (Oridieiiml I.iiieoln, Neb.; Tsvlor, Maggie, Waitress (Bijou) Battle Creek. Zeno. Dunbar A Jordan (Pantages) Portland, Paremakers: (I.yeeum) YY’ashIngton, D. C., 7-12; (Orpheum) Kansas City, Mo., 14-19. Mich. Obr. (Trocadero) I’blladeipbla 14-19, OCTOBER 12, 1918 e B 47

PariR by NUr: (lla Y'ork, indef. jestic) San Francisco. Indef. AT LIBERTY I'artnUn KHrta: ((!ay<*ty) Br<««klyn 7-r.': (Na- Patton, W, B.. Frank B. Smith mgr.: Algona, LaSalle Musical Stock Co.: (Victoria) Wheeling. tlf.nal Wlntrr Garden) New York 14 1». la., 9; Itingsteil 10; Eagle (vrove 11; Iowa W. Va., indef. renn-int Winner*: (Broadway) Camden. N. J.; Falls 12; Marshalltown 13; EBdora 14; Hamp¬ Lexington Stock Co.: Lexington, Mass., Indef. CLASSIFIED ADS 10-12: (I>1*) WrifbtBtown 13-16; (Grand) ton 16; Story City 16. Liberty Musical Com. Co.: (Burbank) Los An- (Continued from page 40) Tr<'nton 17-10. Polly With a I'aat: (IV)wera) Chicago Sept. 2, gelee, indef. nrate*: (Ijrieiim) Columbu* 7-12; (Oonrt) Indef. Licalxl, Mitchell, Stock Co. (Wilson Ave.) Chi¬ RI-ACKFACB COMEDIAN—Singer and daneer; put Wbeelina. W. Va.. 14 15; Newca*tle, Ta., 16; Rainbow Girl; (Illinois) Chicago .Yug. 25, Indef. cago, indef. on acta; rhango for week strong. BIIAiY RANDALL. Hearer Kali* 17: (’anton. O., 18-10. Seven Days’ le-ave; (Garrick) Chicago Sept. 1, Lonergan, Lester, Players: New Bedford. Mass., Eastman Hotel. Scranton. Penn«ylvania. Riiile Uaxzle of 1018; (Garden) Buffalo 7-12; indef. indef. KKMALE IMPEKSONATOR-tlMt-rlaas makeup. (Kmidre) Clereland 14-19. She Walked in Her Sleep. Geo. Broadhnrst, mgr.; Lyceum Players, J. L. Morrissey, mgr.: (Lyceum) aplc-idld voice. vaudeville aet; 'Y ea blti; any ttber KHi -d Breaker*: (Gayety) Baltimore 7-12; (Ly- (I’layh. •itsct New Y'ork Aug, 12, Indef. I Duluth, Minn., indef. work; would like to go tjouth for winter. LATUKOi*. eeiiui) Wa*hin|tton. I>. C.. 14-10. Blnbad. .Yl Jolson: (Century) New York Sept. Lyric Musical Comedy Co.: (Lyric) Portland, Norria City. Illinois._ lteviev» of 1018: (Ne*bit) Wilkes-Barre, Pa., 0- 2, indef. Ore., indef. FEMALE IMPERSONATOR—Fine makeup and voice, 12; (Majestic) Hr-ranton 14-10. Skinner, Otis, Ilumpty Dumpty: (Lyceum) New Macl^ean, Pauline, Stock Co.: Erie, Pa., indef. wishes place with vaudeville company, does bit* or S«-i«l Kollie*: (tJayety) I’tiJIadelpbia 7-12; Y’ork, indcL Majestic Players: Peoria, 111., indef. other work, would like to go South. W. LATHROP. (Broadway) Camden. N. J.. 14-16; (Casino) So I.ong, I tty Cyril Bing, mgr.: Boston, indef. Majestic Theater Players, Wm. Savidge, mgr.: NerrUritv^Illnol^ _ riiesler. I’a., 17 10. Some Ni, (Harris) New Y'ork, indef. Perth Amboy, N. J., indef. ttIK MAGU lA.N-Open for parks, fair*, Speedway Girls: (Star) St. Paul 7-13; (Gayety) Sometime. .Yrtbur llammersteln, mgr.; (Sbu- Manhattan Players; Rochester, N. Y., indef. vaudeville, etc.; do magic and juggling. ARTHUR Sioui City 13-1,'>. liert) New Y'ork. indef. Manhattan Players: Milton, I'a., 7-12. IgiDEU,. Gen. Del.. Seattle. Wa-vliington. Tempters: (Century) Kansas City, Mo., 12-18; Starr, Frances: Atlantic City, N. J., 10-12; Bal¬ Mark*. May Bell, Dramatic Co.: (New Empire) SlNGl.NG COMEDIAN—«Vho can make comedy num¬ (Empire) (Juincy. ill., 10. timore 14-19. .Montreal, Can.. Indef. bers register without resorting to smut: good black¬ Trail llltterc: (I’laia) Sprlngneld, Mass., 7-12; Sunny South Co., J. C. Rockwell, mgr.: Frank¬ Melville’* Cometlians: Athens. Ala., 7-12. face. double se-oml dddle. JOE. G.YY'LOIt, ISJ Jer- (Howard) Boston 14-10. fort. Out.. 9; Wellington 10; Brighton 11; Mitchell Stock Co.; Grand Island, Neb., Indef. sey St., Buffalo, New Y'ork._ WtOta’a, Pat. tlaiety Girls: (Standanl) St. YY'iirkworth 12; Colhurne 14, Culbourg 15; Moroaco Stock Co.: (Morosco) Loa Angeles, Cal., Y'Ol NG MAN—Desirta position in vaudevtlle; will Louis, Mo., 7-12; (Majestic) IndianapoiU 14- Orono Id. indef accept anjrthing reasonable, age. 19. J. Rl’TUEK- 10. Tea for Tliree; (Maxine Elliott) New Y'ork.Indef. Moses A Johnson Stock Co.: (Liberty) Staple- FORD, Oeneval Dellterv. Rochester. New York._ World Beaters; Canton. 0.. 11-12; (Victoria) The W'alk-Off*. Oliver Moroaco, mgr.: (Moroaco) ton, S. 1., indef. YOl'NO NIT COMEOiAN—Wp. ne* place in vaade- ITttsbury 14-19. I eille act. P. O. Box 301. Waterloo. Indiana New York, indef. Murphy, Horace, Stock Co.: (Empress) Lo# An¬ Tbe Wanderer: (Manhattan) New Y’ork. indef. geles, indef. Three Faces East. Cobau A Harria, mgrs.: New Northampton Players; (.Ycademy of Music) DRAMATIC & MUSICAL Y'ork. indef. Northampton, Mass., indef. STAGE ASPIRANTS Thurston. The Magician, B. B. Flahcr, mgr.; O'Hara. Warren. Playera: (New Bedford) New Adams. Maude; (Auditorium) Oiarlotte, N. C., (Worcester) Worcester, Mass., 7-12. Btdford. Mass., indef. The following adTertiaements are from Artiata Tiger Rose: Pbllailelphla .Hept. 30. Indef. 0; (Tile Grand) AuRusta, Ga., 10; Sarannah Oliver. Otis, Players: (Lyric) Lincoln, Neb., who frankly diaclaim long experience 11; (Bural) Jaeksonrllle. Fla.. 12. Toot-Tnn., Indef. hrcrie. Ingenues; si'rae characters, age. 35; 5 ft., trt.5 BeMDierang. Tbe: Newport News Va., 9; Nor¬ I’nele Tom’s Cabin Co., Wm. TT. Kibble’s; Poli St'iek Co.: Worcester, Masa., Indef. tbe. JACK FRITZ. '28 Harvard St., Charlntown. folk 10-12; IVtersburg 14; ^ncbburg 15; Franklin, Ind., 9; Seymour 10; Evansville Il¬ Poll Stock Co.: Springdeld, Mass Indef. Massachusetts._ Kuamdie 16. Winston-Salem, N. C., 17. ls. Princess Players: Des Molne*. la., .ndef. Y'OUNG LADY—19: wishes position In stock; no ei- Bring.ng I'p Father at Home, John Pearsall, I’ncle Tom’* Cabin Co., Dickey A Terry, mgrs.: Princess Mus. Com. fo.: (Sherman) Moose Jaw, perlence. but anxlpiua and willing to learn MART mgr.. Stratford, tint., 9; Guelph 10; Owen Churdan. la.. 9; Rockwell City 10: Jefferson Sask., Can., indef. SPEER, 1509 Ea.'^t Washinaton St,, New t'aatlw Pa. Souml 11; Biuntford 12; Toronto 14; Hamilton 11; Glldden 12. Providence Stock Co.: (Majestic) Providence, 21-’AT I’nder Orders; (Eltlnge) New Y’ork, Indef. R. I.. Indef. Bringing I’p Father at Home; I’. V. Peterson, Vaudeville Artists I’nknown Purple: Roland West, mgr.: (Lyric) Roma Reade-Edward Keane Stock Co.: (Sam- mgr.: liothau, .\la., 9; TbomasTille, Ga., 10; •Yt Liberty Adsertlaesifntt. 25 werd*. free af eharte. New Y'tirk Sept. 14. Indef. nels O. 11.) Jamestown, N. Y., Indef. Amerscus 11; Cordnle 12; Fitzgerald 14; Y’ery Good Y'oung Man. A; (Plymouth) New Schuster, Milton. Musical Comedy Co. (Majes¬ TAL12Mli2> 5IAN—Age. 25; good atraight; baritone. Uawkinsillie 15 York Aug. 19, indef. tic Camp Theater) (^amp Travis, San Antouio, falsetto; youthful and neat appearance, prefer song Charley's Aunt, Miller & Kisser, mgrs.: (Grand YY'atch Your Neighbor: (Booth) New York Sept. Tex., Indef. revue pt minstrel; have rometllan partner: fake dancing. 0, 11.) .kugusta. Ga., 9 10; (Colonial) Athens JACK ALEXANDER, 32 M.pore SL. Atlanta. Ger'igta 2, ludef. Shea. P. F., Stock Co.; Hol.voke. Mass.. Indef. 11; (Grand U. H.) Macon 12; Atlanta 14-16. Where Popplea Bloom. Marjorie Rambeaa: (Re¬ Sherman Stock Co.: (Magic) Ft. Dof) New Y’ork, Indef. Indef. Cure for Curable*. Wm. H Daddies: (Belasco) New Y'ork. indef. expertence, but willing. JAMES HARDEE. 932 Gra- Ererything: (Hip|K>drome) New York, indef. STOCK & REPERTOIRE Stone. Florence, Stock Co. (Shubert) Minne¬ tiot Ave., Detroit. Mbhigan^___ Eye* of Youth, Margaret llllngton: (Princess) apolis. Indef. TYY'O Y'OCNG LADIES wish vaudevtlle work; one Chicago, indef. Academy Players: Haverhill, Mass., Indef. Strand Players: Hoboken. N. J., indef. plays comet, one violin; prefer going together: had Eyes of Youth, .VIma Tell: (3i>th St.) New York, .Ylba Players: (Empire) Montreal, Can., Indef. Trent Players: (Trent) Trenton. N. J.. Indef. public experience, but no stage. MISS B. VENT. 566 indef. Alrasar Plnyera: (AlcaMr) Portland, Ore., Van Dyke-Easton, F. Ifack. mgr.: Joplin, Mo., ^ I.el*nd Ave.. Salt Lake Ctty, Utah. Fiddlers Three, John Cort, mgr.: New Y'ork, in- Indef. Sept. 1, indef. I Y'OUNG MAN—Age, 17; very good singer, good come deC .Ylcaaar Playera: (Alcasar) San Francisco, Vee*. Albert, Stock Co.: (Victoria) Wheeling, dian; would like to Join tabloid or vaudeville an. no exj'erleiice. but willing to learn. I. KAIIOL. Star Flo Flo; (Nixon) littsburg 7-12. Indef. W. Va.. Indef. Hotel. 287 Aalylym St.. Hartford, ConuecticuL Freckles, with W. Tlximpson, Joe Both, mgr: Auditorium Players: Malden, Maas., indef. Wallace, Chester, Players: (Columbia) AUlance, .\Dgola. lad.. 9; Bluffton 10; SL, Marys, ()., .Yiiditoriiim Players: Mancbeeter, N. H.. Indef. O.. indef. Austin. Mildred. Stock Co.. No. 1: (Hawaiian 11; Fremont 13; Tiffin 14; Willard 15; Nor¬ Warrington Theater Stock Co.: (Oak Park) Chi¬ Osborne’s, LeRoy, Dainty Cinderella#; Atlanta, Gardens) Louisville, Ky.. indef. walk 16. cago. indef. Ga.. 7-12. Friendly Enemies, A, H. Wnl*riHe, Ky.. indef. A Gus Weinberg: Chicago Mar. 11, indef. N. J., Indef. Little Kook. Ark., indef. Friendly Enemies, A. H. Woods, mgr.; l»uis Bishop Players: Oakland, Cal.. Indef. Weir, Mamie, Players: (Kenyon) Pittsburg, Pa., Proy’s. N. AL, Hawaiian Folllca Co,; (Grand) Blaney Stork Co.: Baltimore. Indef. Mann A Sam Bernard; (Hudson) New York, Indef. Massillon. O.. 7-12. indef. Blaney Stock Co.; Cleveland, O., indef. Wbitney Stock Co.. Welsh A Walboiirn, mgrs.: Seymour's. Pete, Folly Girls, Pete SeyauMjr, Furs and Frills, with Richard Carle, Max Spie¬ Blaney Stoi-k <’o.: Paterson. N. J.. Indef. Jackson, Mich., Indef. mgr.: (Camp Wadsworth) Spartanburg. S. Blaney Stock Co.: Troy. N. Y'., Indef. IVlIkea Playera: Seattle, Wash.. Indef. gel. mgr.; Bradford, ,Pi>., 9; Kochester, N. Y., Sept. .TO-Oot. 14. Bonstelle. Jessie, Stock Co.: (Garrick) Detroit. 10-12; Toronto, Can.) 14 19. Wilkes Players: Salt Lake City, Utah, Indef. Shaffer's. .YI. Boys 4 Girls: (Dixie) Paris. Tenn.. Mich.. Indef. Girl IK'btud the Gun: (New' Amsterdam) New Williams, Ed, Stttck Co.: (Oliver) South Bend, 7 12. Booth, Nellie, nayers, Nellie Booth, mgr.: (Ken¬ York, Indof. Ind.. indef. Submarine Girls, Wally B. Meraereau, mgr.. yon) Pittsburg, Indef. Girl lie l.eft Behind. National I'roduction Co., Winninger Players. John D. Wlnninger. mgr.: (Orpheum) Cairo. Ill., 7-12. Itrissar, Virginia, Co.: (Strand) San Diego, Cal., mgr.; Kankakee. 111., 10-11; Battle Creek. Red Wing, Minn.. 8-15. Sylvan’s Soc-lety Girls: Sapulpa. Ok.. 7-12. Winnipeg Stock Co., G. T. Howden, mgr.: Mich., 12-13; Ann .Vrbor 14; St. Marys, U., Indef. V^aleutine's Tex, Quality MalOo: Tulsa. Ok.. In¬ Brownell .Stork Players: (Lyric) Dayton, O., \Vinnii>eg. C%n., Indef. 16; Bellefontaine 17; Bucyrus 18. def. Gck Co.; (I.akemont Park) Altixma, .Montgitmery, Ala., 7-12. Zlnn’s Tabloid Stock: (New Davidson Hotel) Gnt., Can., 9; le>ndi>n 10; Hamilton 11-12; I’a., Indef. Fales, Chas. T., Comedy Co.: Chlttenango, N. Milwaukee, indef. Toronto 14-19. Colonial Musical Comedy Stock; (Colonial) To¬ Y'., indef. iJghtnln': (Gaiety) New Y'ork. indef. ledo, O., Indef. Geranil. Jack, Record Breakers: (Strand) San I.llac Time (Lyceum) Pittsburg 7 12. Comerford Player*. John Comerford. mgr.: .Yntttnio, Tex., indef. Uttle Bit Old Fashlonesl. May Hobson: (Hollis) (.Yiidltorliim) Lynn Mass., Indef. Girls of tbe Allies, la‘w Palmer, mgr.: (New MINSTRELS Boston, indef. Cutter SI.H'k Co.. Wallace R. Cutter, mgr.: Icpgan) Ixigan, (>., Itlio. Big City MlnstrelB. Jno. W. Vogel, mgr.: Vogel’s Limbardl, Ltd.: ((’ort) Chicago Aug. 18, indef. Hall, Billy, Musical Cumtuly Co.; (Greeley) Port¬ Westneld. N. Y'.. 7-1'J. Beach, MilleTsport. O., Indef. Maid of the Mountains: (Casino) New York, land. Me., Indef. Davis, Walter, SBx-k C4>.: Shanm. Pa., tmlef. Busby Sllnstrels: 2922 Brighton ave., Los An- indef. Day. Elliabeth. Players: (Victoria) Wheeling. Iloey 4 Yloxar’s Cheerup Girls: (Prlne<'*s) Youngstown. O., 7 12. gi'les. perm. > Man Who Camp Back: (ITymoiith) Boston, in- W. Va., Imlef. Coburn's, J. .Y., Minstrels: Daytona B«’ach, Fla.. def DeForest Player#: (Home) Hutchinson, Kan., Kelt’s Musical Comedy Revue: (Orpheum) Grand Rapids, Mleb.. indef. I>erm. Mantell. Robert B.. J. B. Dickson, mirr.: (Op¬ Indef. De Rue Dree.’ Ideal Minstrels: Perry, N. Y'., era House) Boston, Indef, Denham Theater Stock Co,: Denver. Col.. Imlef. King's. Bob, Southern Maid Co.: (Wilder) Camp Forrest. Ga., indef. 9; Maehlas 10; F.xnklinville 11; Olean 12. Matinee Hero. The, la^i Dltrlcbstein: (48th St.) Desmond. Mae. Players: (Orjilieum) Phlladel King's, i'rauk. Dainty Girls: (Marshall) Man¬ ITi'ld, .YI G.. Minstrels: Columbus, Ga., 9; BIr New York, indef. phla. Indef. mlnghani, -Yla.. 10 12; Camp Sheriilan l.l; Dominion Players; Winnipeg. Can.. Indef. hattan. Kan.. 7-12. Msnde, Cyril: (Empire) New Y'ork. indef. Selma 14; Montgomery 1.V16. Dwight, .YIto-rt, Playera. J. S. Mrlatughlin. I.aReane, Harry, Dramatic Co.: (New lajgan) Mayilme: (.Ylrin) l*ltlsburg 7-12. Fisher A Fleming’s .Ymerlcan Minstrels: Fair- mgr.: (Olympia) S. S. Pittsburg. I’a., indef. Ix>gan. O., 10 12. Playtime Tbe ShutH-rts, mgrs.; .New Y'ork .Yug. iiu>nt, W. Y’a., perm. Id. Indef. Emersi>y Harry, Minstrels; Newbern. N. Mr. Biirniim: (Criterion) New York Sept. 9, Indef. laieb. Sam, Hip, lliip, Il'spray, Girls; Port Arthur (’.. Indef. Indef Empire Stoek Ci«.: Salem. Mass., Indef. 7 12. HlH's, Giis. Minstrels, Chas. Wllll.xms, mgr Yluti A Jeff in the W’oolly West, Joe Pettenglll, Emi>ress Slock 4'«i.. Slieniian Balnbrldge. mgr.: Wilmington. N. C.. 9; Florence. S. C., 10; mgr.: .Yugnsta. Me.. 9; W'aterTille 10; Ban¬ Y'aneoiiver, B. ('.. Can.. Indef. Icord 4 A’eroon Musical Comeply Co. No. 1: IJt- Sumter 11; Savannah. Ga., 12; Camp Jacksim. gor II 12; Bar Harbor 14; Belfast 15; Nor¬ Galvin’s. James A., Musical Stm'k: Camp Pike, tlo Ro<'k, .Yrk., Imlef. .S. C.. 13 L->. way 1«. Little Ho<-k. Ark.. Imlef. Lyon'a American .Maiils, G. A. Lyons, mgr.: Huntington’*. F. C.. Minstrels, J. W. YYodromei Fairanmt. YY'. Y'a., T-1’2. mgr.; Box 4.’>o. Bt-lzonl, Miss., perm. tngr.' Salamanca, N. Y.. 9; YY'arren Pa.. 10: Grand Stork Co.; Tnlsa, Ok.. Imlef. Matthews, Bu^el Clevelanil. O.. Indef. Matllse, Johnnie. A His Baby Dolls Co.; (Em¬ Port Jervis 11; Wilkes-Barre. I’a.. 12; Pitts Mutt A Jeff In the YY'.sdly W'est. Billy Barry, Hathaway J’layera: BnH'kton. Mas*., Indef. pire) New Orleans. Ia., indef. ton 14; Easton 15; Allentown 16 17. mgr.: Orlando. Fla.. 9; Kissimmee 10; Tampa Hoff. Marlon. St-wk Co.: Geo. Damrotb, mgr.: Newman’s, Dave, Tabarln Girls: Lima, O,, 7- Mallory’s Original Mobile Mlnstnds: 3 Roger 11; laikeland 12; Oeala 14; GalnesrHIe IS. Is>ng Branch. N. J.. In«lef. 12. s».. Kingston, N. y., indef. Newman’s. Dave, Moulin Rouge: Clarksburg, W. M.t Sammy Girl. Kllroy A Britton, Inc., mgr.; Hudson Theater Stock Co.: Tnion Hill. N. J., O’Brien, J. C.. Famous Georgia Minstrels; Box B

1 OCTOBER 12, 1918

Activities, to put on such extra morning patri¬ of the war. The idea originated with Is‘onard WASTEFUL EXTRAVAGANCE SHIPBUILDING otic performances whenever possible. Some Meyborg, of the Clifford Film Coiqioratlon, Ixw of the pictures to be used for cimverting object¬ AngeUt!. who socurt'd the approval of the War Of Motion Picture Publicity Bureaus ors Into fighters include Wh.v America Will Department several weeks ago, and Is now vol¬ Win, The Prussian Cur, The Kaiser, the Beast untarily touring a number of largo dties, lining No branch of the amusement field has been so To Be Shown on the Screen of Berlin, and The Untieliever. up the motion picture bouses to sign the pledge. indulgently dealt with by Federal authorities as has been the motion picture industry. And METRO GETS STAGE SUCCESS PRIVATE PEAT IN PICTURES no department of the amusement field has been Multiple-Reel Picture Will Be as lavish in Its expenditures as has been the New York. Oot. 5.—.\nierlcan film rights for New Y'ork, Oct. 6.—Private Harold I!. Peat Is industry, the production of a single screen story Made by C. L. Chester, The Man Who Stayed at Home, which recently to appear In a motion (licture called Private often running up into six figures. A great deal of this nei*dles8 expenditure has been rurtailcd Under Supervision of completeil a long New York stage run, has lieen Peat. It will be a Paramount .Vrtcraft s|ieelal aervlsion of author. r men uiid women of filmland are far—very far— the protlucing. In which an all-stur cast will from being economiral, and thia covers every be featured. BUSY MOSS STAFFS pliuse of st-reen life, from the pam|>ered star to N«-w York, Oot. —C. K Cbenter has left the elal>orate house organs, announcing releas«'s Sew York ou a trip that will carry him as far New York. Oct. 7.—Mutual will release the and giving out publicity matter. There Is abs<> westward as the Paolfle Coast in the interests HART’S NEW PRODUCTION second Sessue Hayakawa feature. The Temple of liitely no doubt that everyone connected with of a multiple-reel ship ImildinK ideture whieli he New York. Oct. .'i.—From chaps and crudity Dusk, 0<'tober 13. It is understood that S. L. the industry is anxious to abide by Government Is to make under the supervision of the Di¬ to a full dress suit and luxury is the leap made Rothapfel Is desirous of showing the picture at rulings—and the mutter of retrenchment has vision of nims. Committee on Public Informa¬ by William S. Hart in hia next production, the Rialto Theater, but B. 8. Moss has the first lH*en given great consideration by men responsi¬ tion. Branding Broadway. Besides it is an entirely run release in his string of theaters in (Ireater ble for tlie industry's present prosperous status. A very thoro exposition of America's (treat new type for the famous cowpuneher hero in New York. Negotiations axe now under con- Yet this useless extravagance in the matter of tihip undertakinft is <‘ontemplated, and the the press bureaus has evidently been overlooked. Kcenario calls for scenes showing how the ma¬ The War Industries Board has suggested to put*- terials from which the victory fleet is belni; con lications of every description that they rurt.xil strncted an* obtained. Mr. Chester Koc-s first eilitions in tlie matter of volume, quality of to the Iron fields of Minnesota to get in touch (latM-r and ex|icnsive illustrations, and realiiing with tile extraction of the Inm ore, ami will tlie great scrloiisncHs of the shortage of paper, then follow it down the lakes and thru tlie locks most publishers liave isimplh*d with the sugges. to the smelters, and on thru steel mill and fab tinu. Yet the motion picture press bureaus ricating .-iliop to the shipyard. isintiniie to distriliute ex|>ensive house organs, In unfolding the story of the woollen shijis reams upon reams of pre.ss do|ie and advertis¬ tlie producer will invade the primeval pineries of ing matter with a lavish hand, sending some the State of Wasliington and sliow how the al¬ time two. three and four i*opies of the same most countless crews of expert woodsmen are itlition to tlie same publication. .Vdvertising felling whole forests in order that the logs may must continue during the war in all business in go skidding down to the new rails and thenee order to stimulate trade, but the wastefulness swiftly to the yanis at tidewater. Mr. Chester in tlie matter of advertising pictures and dis- feels that there Is something of an epic in this triliiiting press matter is entirely uncalled for. ebapter, and be will use all his skill as a master and the msmer the powers that be in the in¬ of outdoor photography to earry the essence of dustry take cognizance of this fart the better It to the screen. Tlie concrete end of things for all concerned. will be se<*ured in tlie quarries and shipyards Conservation in paper is as vital to the cause of California. Mr. Chester will then return of winning tlie war as is food and fuel conserva¬ Hast to follow up the work at the great plants tion and one loyal way of doing your hit. where the steel ships are taking shajM* with ever increasing rapidity. SHERRY’S LIBERTY LOAN PLANS This pietiipe, it is announeed, will attempt, to latch the urge and proportions of the mighty New York. Oct. 5.—The working fone and ship undertaking, and will be a study of men us otllctals of the Wm. L. Sherry Service will make well as of materials. Mr. t'hester finds tliat a their Fourth I.lls'rty I.oiulnlon of t*anai1a to ael]e(l exhibitors to S'lidios, to be called Liquor. Irri.ig Cummings distriliutitm rights in Illinois to The Vigilantes, signed by Dick tJreen. International Pn*sident of raine appina off of patronojce. but within a the incidents of the "gold rush." An active pri’sented an appliiatlon for worth of few w'eeka former patronn returned and paid the canqiaign for Isiokings in the ncighliorhood ailvunced prlcea. I'ncle .Sam's bonds to Peter J. Schaefer, chair¬ NEW PICTURE ENTITLED WOMAN man of the theatrical division of the fourth houses will he Iicgun at once under his direction. New York, 0<'t. —Woman is the engaging I berty loan eommltt«*e. REGENT’S 2ND ANNIVERSARY title of Maurice Tourneur's last production, RE-ENGAGED TO SUPPORT DANA whii'h will shortly make its appearance at a Toronto, (h’t. 5.—The Regent Theater, dc CONVERT OBJECTORS Broadway theater. Hiller A Wilk are the New York, Oct. r>.--John McGowan made such luxe plioto|iluy house, celebrated the sei'ond an selling agents. With To Hell With the Kaiser a success in his screen debut in support of Vler cent of their gross GOES TO HIPPODROME the Kaiser. The siiei'ial iierformance took r- l eipts for one day each month to the Hmileagc place in the morning in accordance witli a re¬ DISTRIBUTES GAUMONT Division of the War D«*partment Commission on J. II. Dryden. for four years manager of the quest from headquarters and included an address Training Caiiii* Activitli*. to be used in supply- Indlanaiiolis, Oct. 5.—The T)«Il-Van Film Cor¬ Casino motion picture house in Cincinnati, has by one of the cam]i ocatiun controls with the- Casino he made It a paying proposition by K. L. Hyman, Director of Pictures for the tion of the former have signed the pledge. This distribution rights of these independent news and expiN'ts to have the same succeM with the War Department Commision on Training Camp arrangement is to continue daring the duraUoo reels In that territory.. Hippo*] rt>me. OPEN LETTER TO INDUSTRY rrIcMu*, word coint^ from United Picture The»- with one State-right exchange. In other words BRILLIANT OPENING ters of America of rapid pr««rc8ii In making an exchange Instead of buying one attraction Advises Strict Economy in Producing another of its pending offeringn, the llrat of wlU purchase all the productions of the same Film Exposition An Educational En and Distributing the Kitty Gordon serlea, at the Brnnton Studios, grade at one time, delirery to be made at stated tertainment where the Dustin Famum picturlzatlon was car- intervals. This requires but one deposit on Chicago. Oct. 7.—George Klelne. of the Kleine sit'd ouC The story of the Gordon picture la the entire series of prstcm of Distribution, has written two letters drawn from Adele Bleneau's book. The Nurse’s dates will be suflielently far apart to permit the ture Fx|'om- New York. Oet. 7.—.V contract was entered iliisirics Ibiard, setting forth in detail the waste- New Y’ork, Oct. 7.—The latest Screencraft memoration of the event. The orchestra then Into between Jesse J. Goldbnrg, owner of the full extravagance of the Industry In the matter plctore has at last been christened and will hear entertained for an hour and wre followed by production. My IlDsl>and's Friend, a reissue of .f overprxliiction and distributing exebangea, the name of Sus|>ense. .tccordlng to a state¬ a hand from the Navy Yard. The House of Mirrors, and Ban! Cromelin, presi¬ and recommending remedies. ment from Maurice Fleckes the story was writ¬ The exposition Is all that lias been promised dent of the Intenicean Film Corimration, whereby An ai'proxlmate estimate la given of the ten by Isaac Ostrander. Molly King is the star and the attractions offered are varied and nu- that company purchased the entire foreign rights nni"unt of feature films produced In 1017, and and Frank Belcher will direct the big produc¬ mepons, but the keynote Is war and Government on the production. Mr. Klelne states that twenty per rent of the tion. activities. Many of the exhibits are relics of theaters In the United States have not exhibited famous battles and mo give theater majority of the theaters thruont the country. A war exhibit Is a replica of the trenehes In Nv Hampton studios, where J. Warren Kerrigan managers a complete understanding of the na¬ stoppage of negative film production from Oc- Man’s I.and, with Browning machine guns, lie- pictures are prodneed, than when they came to ture of Us film issues, and the circumstauces 1.. ti.'r. 1!»18, to September 1010, except such films hind whieh the .Xmeriran doughboys stand, ap¬ select the cast for Three X Gordon. Fully a under which they are available to the pnbllc, the as are of value In the war service. Is reconi- parently ready for action. .\ battered scout dozen goiHlliMjklng, well-dressed young men with American Red Cross Bureau of Bictnres has iiieniled. plane, used by the French for two years In the stage or screen experience were neeiled, and prepared a large (edition of booklets. Half will In the matter of distribution he advises that defense of Paris, was another realistic hit of there Is hardly this numlmr of young film actors go to exhibitors and half to Bed Crosa chapters. the large staffs of traveling salesmen, varying warfare that attracted much Interest. Other In Southern California that are not wearing In this way Infdrmatloa about the oflic'al war from forty to two bundrest directly Interested. Director W. E. to the Industry. Business conld be conducte*! many other implements of warfare of great in¬ Waddell has Incorporated synopses, descriptions tmiween exhibitor and an exchange thru the INDUSTRY CO-OPERATING terest to all .\merlcans. and reviews of films, beginning with The His¬ mniis. tliiis eliminating a great expense and One very Interesting exhibit is the Woman's Washington. Oet. 7.—The United States Food toric E'ourth of Jnly in Baris, also of Soothing use of maniMiwer peedn of the >fotlon Bleture Industry la co¬ which are already at General Film Company ex¬ t'le of new exeliange.s, and all tboae The pletnre Imlnstry was not behind In their operating with them in an effort to help onr changes with many dates h<*okeague. the resident and gi neral pnelm-er of Sunehine Com- COMING FROM FRANCE of the well known song r.vele. Ellland, found I'issI Conservation Issuh. E'atlierlese Children’s "dies, has engaged Vera Steailnian. aald to be an In the repertoire of man.v noted soloist"*. iKiotb, the Red Cross booth, and many other ac¬ attractive young woman, to appear In forthcom¬ New Y’ork, Oct. 7.—Joseph Monat, of the tivities relative to the war. ing Henry I-ehrman Sunshine Compiles. Monat Film, Baris. France, will arrive in New Y’ork about the Ifith Inst, prepare*! to purchase BAN UNCLE TOM’S CABIN The mechanical department of the Industry the best American features obtainable for the was also well Tei>resented, and every phase of BUYS FOREIGN RIGHTS the manufacturing end of film producing bad a French and Spanish markets. Mr. Monat can Nashville. Tenn.. Oet. 3.—The Nashville gis>d slsiwlng In one form or another—cameras, New York. Oet. 7.—One of the biggest deals he reached rare the Beacon E'l'nis. 1*20 West Ib'ard of C<-nsor'lilp plaeo*! a ban on the picture. lighting effects, projectors, controls, assembling '•■r foreign rights ever put over was closed last Forty-second street. New Y’ork. Uncle Tom’s Cabin, which had started a week’s devices—in faet everything ass.s-lated with the week by Nathan Hirsh, of the Bisoeer Film run at the Elite Theater recently, starring Mar¬ making of a motion pletnre was on exhibition. Corporation, with the Interocean Film C'lmpanv. NEW ME'VHOD OF SELLING guerite Clark. The Cresent '.Vmusement Com¬ Tliat the cvposition will b,> a huge success Wives of Men Is 'an activities of the screen folks are UNITED P. T. OF A. ACTIVITIES would amount to a figure that would require an de.-M»sI that l’n<-le Tom’s Cabin wonld do harm of snfficlent Importanee* to interest attendants exceedingly large force If each attraction other by stirring up f<‘ellng and strife, and divide the and the promoters of exposition feel a«ured los Angeles. Oct. 1.—In acconlance with Its than an extra*>nllnary **ne was separately ex- fill** fi-cling *>f patriotism of Southern people, who that It will be knsiwn as -.no of the most Impor¬ plsn of fifty-two releases annually of snper- plelti-d Dr. Shallenbergr: Fierente Ilmitalinge, ser; Charles Rnilth and Charles W*>o*l. ollli'e clerks: Harry E. La b!i. b*-liir bun-•alow. Tlie l;ib*i-.itory workers Bre*iue. hi'use manager; E. J. Coffeen, assistant prpsente.1 Lam-aster with a sidl*l g'dd wrist h*>use manager; George Sniiler. speclul olll'er: watch aners: Meta McBride, ohK'f casLler: Ham Beall has Joined the piibU.-lty .t .iT I)<>r*>ih.v Knuie and .'.dele Biirgilorf'r. cashiers; at Fniversal City. George W, Ormstiui. technical director and stage Julia Blanc, whose last .appcaran*’e was made manager; C. M. Taylor, master electri* ian; here in the musical eomeil.v. X'p in the .\ r. i< Ilarohl Ormston. assistant electrician; William slowly recovering from an operation for ap Tlioia.eycisaft. apslstant stage carpenter; F. penilicitU at the Angelus Hospital. rur*(- assistant stage manager; T. Mazzan- Jack Wilson, in charge of Kitty Gordon’s ovlch. assistant carpenter; Archie Smith, chief business affairs, recently motored to Camp operator: Ray O. Dette and Ed Keller, opera¬ Kearney, where be staged a show for the sol¬ tors; Nicola Donnatelli, orchestra leader; diers. Julius Bierilch. assistant director; Jeaae Craw- Frank Keenan has left for New York, where foril and Boy L. Metcalfe, organists. be Is exi>ected to sign a new Bathe contract. Harry Corsoa Clarke has left for New York, .Ymerica’a Answer In Us third week at the where he will prodnoe his new play, Tl;e lt*>t- Alhambra coatinnes to play to capacity and ten. He la accompanied by Ids wife, Yfar- even tumaway bonsas. garet Dale Owens. MOVING PiaURE BUSINESS Be.wlcke Wylie Abbott, title editor at Uni¬ The girl ushers at Bantages have organ zed versal City, has received a *v>mmtsslon as cap¬ an overseas service club to do the most g*>od .Small Capital Starts Yon tain In the Motor Transport (orpa of the possible for boys at the front. They all have yuart*TUUi>-ter’s Itcpnrtnient. relatives In the service and the bii*!ge of tlie »C«alo<)^#2S Dick Rush, assistant *Ilre* t. r In the Triangle club Is a servh-e star worn on tlu* »I*-eve. The Kilt. Show^E Western Company stiue B.s pstahllshiuent here, members are Nola Hawkins, Edna Clark. Kath¬ you how to e«m^ has enllste*! In the ( anailtan .\rmy and leaven erine Wlggln. Evelyn Newcomer and Mildred prr^y Imuirdlatrly for Canaila. Hnntley,—BOZ. Frezldent of the Ftoaeer FUm Company, OCTOBER 12. 1918

of laughter. The action la «Iow to get going, I RuopoDPe. Thp romody plemeot it ad- and there are many IncoDsistenclea in the char- I niirably iiuatalnpd by lhrp« lovable cblldrpo and acter of the strange little girl, with her stanch I an old rolorod mammy. FILMS REVIEWED sense of duty and the loving care she bestows ] The atory ahowa Mlaa Liealie aa Nancy Fane, upon the orphan baby, who repays her motherly caretaker of her aged father, a poor Inventor, devotion by winning the YoOO prize for the ffnest and of her little brothera and alatera. She trapx WOLVES OF KULTUR the baby is ill. Finally the faithless wife gets a looking infant in IlornetsviUe. a young novellat, IHck Ivea, In a deaerted houae divorce, securing, however, the child at the There is nothing much to the threadbare story, near by, thinking he la an eacaped convict for tWestem Photoplays, Inc., productim. Fifteen court's decision, The husband is brokenhearted but it is all h A. Golden. Distributed by Pathe) friends jeeringly say that the baby really be¬ A very realistic rainstorm was shown with a novel for a literary conteat. longs to Sorberg, he tries to kill the German, startling effect, the characters iH-ing drenched An iinacrupulous agent trlea to procure the but the child intervenes. Rosa, the former wife, ami, incidentally, the villain i.K cornered in a valuable Invention of Naney'a father for $:,OOU, declares the girl is Tony's, not that of Sorberg. hut while seeking shelter from the elements. and Dick takea the machine aecretly to protect We might wish for a In-tter scenario in which ita owner, but thereby forfeiting Naney'a friend- Dorothy Gish could exploit her genuine ability, ahip, who l>elievea her lover haa atolen her hut she loses no opjiortunity to register a point father'a prop«*rty. libotoplays which at present are Hooding the with the material at band. Dick reaeuea Naney'a aiater from drowning market. Perhaps the Intention of the producers EXHIBITORS, NOTE; The star's reputation but la aeverely Injured while riding to fetch a was to concoct a serial with a coherent story, may help to attract, tbo the play Is bnt mildly doctor. Nani-y riaea to the emergency by ruali not too swift, with bolding eontinu'ty and a diverting. ing with Dick'a novel to New York and aub- reasonable amount of plot. In this they have mitting it to the .-onteat editor at the eleventh succeeded, but there is nothing new or novel In ON THE JUMP hour. the play, for Uie same things have oiM urred in the There la the inevitable ending; Dick'a novel most ordinary picturee ages ago. TV'Sslldy then* THE CAILLAUX CASE (Pog victory Pictnres—BIX HEELS—Starring wina the prize, Mr. Fane'a invention la aold for are no further stunts left In the director’s bag Oeorge Walsh. Written and staged a bandaome aum, and the two young peopla in of tricks, tho the series, at least the Brst, sec¬ (Fox Film Corp—SIX REELS—Directed the atory find happlneaa in each otber'a arms. hy U. A. Walsh) ond and third episixles, are not without their Richard Stanton, with Madaline Traverse TO KXUIBITOBS: A wholesome drama for quota of thrills, and many perilous scenes will and Henry Warwick) the family, including the kiddies. Nothing THERE ARB FOUR POWERFUL PUNCHES .satisfy the lovers of romantic sensation. THE MOST FASCINATING SCREEN STORY in this picture that will smash ita way to a A number of characters are employed in the OF THE AGE. glorious succeas. development of the story, which opens con¬ In this sensational dramatization of an inter¬ The publir are treated to a crarkerjack type PALS FIRST sistently and establishes a genuine interest In national tragedy we ar<' Introduced to celebri¬ of picture play replete with a comedy element the welfare of the heroine, whose uncle—an old ties whose names have been linked with a moat that tells a great atory even while It’s on the (Metro—SIX REELS—Starring Harold Lock- inventor—has been asphyxiated by deadly fumes nin. And don't think me unjnatly enthnsiastic wood. Produced at the Broadway Theater, Injected Into his laboratory by a treacherous infamous affair which shocked two continents, an echo of which is still in the public mind thru by saying that here la a flim bursting with New York, September 29. Directed mute servant, who, with the aid of German by Edwin Carewe) agents, steal the plans and model of the great Joseph Calllaux's imprisonment in Paris. patriotism -and punch, and yon can Apell It with raps. too. It depicts in vivid fashion Germany's invention which was intended to aid tlie United The picture reveals in graphic fashion the life A SYMPATHETIC ROLE, which nts Harold States in the war. His niece, Alice Grayson, story of Henrlette Caillaux, the notoriona beauty, attempt to buy up American newspapera and l.iockwood like the proverbial wall paper, will swears to avenge his death, and it is her search who in rold blood assassinated Gaston Calmette, spread German propaganda and in a deft manner add much to the success which this scenarloised for the missing document which furnishes the version of William Courtney's former stage ve¬ exciting episodes that follow. hicle may achieve. But our iiuaHsuming young Up to the third episode Roger Ban-lay, a scre«-n hero has such a winning |>crsonallty that detective In pursuit of the Innocent heroine, is iiH>st any tyiM- of picture would appeal to an fidled In regnbatinn fashion, so we can mtt say aiidiemu* if Hatvild Lockwood's smiling counts Jost what Sheldon I-ewla Is going to do nan<'o Is only shown. The story Is abundant witli Hu- nde in future scenes. Tlie inevitable and well handled by a director who knows his chase sad pursuit Is continuous, and l.eah business. As the title suggests Pals First are Baird plays the part of Alice with all tier vig knights of the road, and they atick together no •irons manner, adding distinction t<> the work matter what happens. Many unconventioDa'. by her recognized ability. things happen to them in the course of their EXHIBITORS, NOTE: Is well pres.-nte.l ami wanderings, and the Dominie who bat been cast holds intcreet. tho not madly exciting out by bis church is played In just the right spirit by that sterling actor, James laickaye. In THE MAN FROM MEXICO fact. It was a debatable qaestion whether or not Mr. I.jirkaye would nalk off with flrst honors. (Paraiuount—FIVE REELS—R'issiie, .starriii: There are some splendid ebaraeter hits and the plctures Jumbled, lacking coherence and the material triat- action is slow, situations ordinary and there (Triangje—FIVE ?ARTS—Starring Fran*-is Mc¬ e*Iit*)r of Le Figaro, to *on*-eal her satirizes the sale of The Evening Mull, an ocenr- is a palnfnl lack of dramatic material. conplc<1 Donald. Directed by Tlioro.-is N. Heffron) cry nnd that of her liiisban*!. r»-u*-e of recent date. It also show-s the ind<.>mi- with innumerable la<'ongrultles. We are askeil Bolo Pasha, wh*> w-as eX|K>ee,| lijr tlie Unite*! | table *-oiirage of a dewspaiier reporter and to believe that a girl reared In comfort, dressed KKANTIS McTlONAI.I) .tHOAVS III.S ABILITY States and exei-ut*-*! in I*.iris. aii*i numenuis his efforts to swell the I.ilierty Loan in the I In fashionable silk velvet gowns, would chman and child owes the government. Truly the lalf f*ir tlic amusement of her friends. But and all the characters are very true. Tlie intrigues, mai-liinations ami siaiid.ils • all it Is* •-ailed a biff, bang, liiirrab, sort of prnpin<|ulty and loneliness sway her heiiri The story, wliich opens in Rome, depicts Tony, whirli were thus evp*ised under the white glare ■•••-tiire tliat will make them sit n|> nnd take towards the btiyisb farmer, and abc rejects op n poor Italian boy, lured, '-ventually. to New of puMicity form the uui-h-iis for the most en¬ ll*•tl^•e. IMirtunitiea for a more desirable marriage wllli Y’ork by a wholesale fruit mer*hant. The s<-t- thralling story OUT streened. Nor has there .V * lever Idea is intrislnce*! in iiimiernizing her guardian, a man older than berself. It i< ting is so well maintniin-il tliut even tlie most lieen presented a more turbulent, realistic court Paul Itevere’s ri*le in an appeal for bond buyers. straining plausibility a bit too far to believe the traveled persons would find It ditlleiilt to deter¬ pMim .si-ene, with its feroi-iiiiis moii clawing to Ami tho many shle issues t*t the •'entral theme dainty young la-enes were taken in Italy or resell the .shrinking prisnner, its personages ar*’ introiliieed. witli a <-rowd of sniiemumerarles days doing the family w-ash for her daar John, America. Once in tlie new world Tony plies t.v|ii*-al of Paris and its vivid a<-ticm, wliieh make adding ex<-ltem'ent, we tind our ilei-pest Interest tbo she naively remarks: "We might buy a his trade with vigor, marrying Rosa Pieci.ino, one turn cold at its sinister impiirt. From the in watching the energetic George Walsh, wIk>, washing machine for f25," tut this represents Ills boardinghouse keei«T's daughter, who carries IKiint of lavish « mtsdiishnient nothing finer has as the nifty hero, sw-ims, sinks a submarine, on a clandestine love affair with a treaeher.ius ever been shown. cliiiiba t.nll bull*lings anif js-rforms mon* feats of German. Ham Sorberg. A child arrives and is .Madaline Traverse im|H-rst afford to miss. Haa 729 SEVENTH AVL , N V more vitality than u eat baa Uvea and will keep tho line moving at the lH>x-oill*e. THE NEW ART FILM ( O.—FIVE REELS-.'tar¬ ring Dorothy Gish. Directed by Elmer Clif¬ ton. Released thru Paramount)

A -5ABT, A BRAlN.s!T«RM AND A PRIZE¬ (Vitugrupli—FIVE REELS -Starring Gladys I.*es- WINNING CONTEST are tho chief points of lie. Directed by Fr<‘i| Thomson) 4-K. W., 60 IT llO-volt. steady, smooth light 8ia- tlonary or portable work. Moving plc-turet, rin-iiMa. lutiri>t ig this terse atory, starring clever ismivala, Hr. Used Mrtenaivrly hy the Army an*! Navy. Dorothy Gish. This iiuaint little actress r<-g- GLADYS LESLIE IK CHARMING in a rural S»T<1 for Bullclln No. i6 Istera every facial s-vpres.slon with unusnal fi¬ drama that is conventional enough to please the UNIVERSAL MOTOR CO.. Oshkdsh, Wis. delity, and her grimaces are signals for gales average person nnd yet Just different enough to •n awful lot of money to tbe farmer boy we MOVIES IN THE MAKING wonder bow they made ont. SPECIAL PRINTED However, pictures of tbia class have a fol- An Hour With Houdini in His Thrillina Jowins, for tbe love interest la always attractive ROLL TICKETS Serial of Breathcatching Stunts to tbe immatured. Rutb Clifford bad tbe ad- vantsEc of looking youthful and Kdward Ileam Five Thousand) - - - $1.50 New York, Oct. 5.—“No one works harder than «as the simpte riistie who “made sounds.’’ ui Ten Thousand, • • - 3.00 Houdini.’’ declared an actor last week, which KXHIBITOUS. XOTK: You can play up this Information siiggesteil a visit to the studio where picture for the younc folks, especially high- Fifteen Thousand, - - 4.00 the big serial. The Master Mystery, is now in Ki'hense, for W. Lindsay Gordon’s great feature lecture, “Ruined Belgium.” 50 wonderful In a few scenes Honrllnl plays a secret service and affords little oi>portunlty for those clever colored slides, lobby displays and motion pictures if you want them. man and the adventuress, with her acoompitecs. actors, .\gnes Ayres and Edward Earle t«> W. LINDSAY GORDON,'205 W. 34th St., N. Y. C. are anxious to destroy tbe man. Here is where d' nionsirate their well-known ability. the location man came in and ordered us all The various scenes, b.iortis, rides, fortune into big touring cars, camera and director lead¬ telling m.Tstery places, merry-go-rounds, witch¬ NEW FILM MACHINE the erection of extensive new studios at the ing the way to a tall apartment bouse up to ing waves, performing elephants and all other West Coast location. By the end of fall most, whose roof we pussyfooted, for tbe tenants were attractions associated with the resort by the Invention of Edmond Lysle May Revo if not ail, of the Metro and Screen Classics, curious and some were inuulsltive—asking sea are pictured realtstlcaliy, and that’s the lutionize Induetry Inc., urganlzatioDs will be making pic’nres in “Where’s the fire?” etc. best that can be said for the film. California. Maxwell Karger, at present tvan- EXHIBITORS, NOTE: O. Henry’s name la a New York, Oct. 6.—After six years of experi- | aging director of the Eastern studios, will go All the actors were in makeup and excited potent attraction, hut thla particular picture mentlng Eidmond Lysle, an American mechanical i to California to supervise the entire Metro comment from the women on the oppoelte roof, will disappoint bis many admirers. engineer, has perfected a motion picture machine I output. who were hanging out their Monday wash. No in which every opUcal characterl.stie. line, mo¬ time was lost in arranging the scene, with tbe tion and color is apparent. Since 1912 this LOUIS SHERWIN huge water tank as the principal objective, for young inventor—who is now but thirty-three tbe villains must thr<>w him, bound band and foot, into the depths of water and leave him to (VlUgraph—FIVE HEELS—Featuring Pritzl years of age—has made a study of optics and Publicity Agent for Goldwyn perish. According to the script these were tlw Brunette. Dlre< led by Douglas Gerard) color, until today he is recognized as an expert on colors. Tbe camera employed in this pro<'ess New York, 0<-L 5.—.\fter a record of eight directions given, and a paragraph added: “But years as dramatic critic of The New York Globe how In h- is he going to get out of It?’’ WITH AN ATltrOSPllERF. REMINISCENT OF is based on more than fifty separate inventions, Ig>oi9 Sherwin has retired from that newspaper Sl’NNY ITALY, with whirlwind dances of embracing optical, cbemh'al and mechanical, en¬ to become special press representative of Gold- lighthearted Italians and a vendetta almost car¬ tirely eliminating a shutter, and. Instead of a wyn Pictures Corporation. Mr. Sherwln, long ried into execution the 8pe<'tator Is offered a series of separate pictures, this process reveals known in Los Angeles and Denver Journalism, somewhat different photoplay. Love, Jealonny a continuous moving picture, while motion pic¬ came to New York twelve years ago, and from and revenge are the motivating causes around tures, as they are taken at the present time, are the day that he Joined The Globe attracted at¬ which the play revolves, and In the coarse of simply a series of stills, but project<-d so rapidly tention as a fearless writer. events Involve a passionately h'vlng sisi of an that they give the api>eiirance of motion. Not only Is an entirely new kind of camera necessary old music masters with tbe adventure of a strange CUDDLES LEE’S FILM DEBUT woman, who has eorac to the little seaside to take the p<>rpetnal motion pictures, but a village seeking new sensation! She eonuettes spe<’iully piepared film, sensitlied to dlfferenttate New York, Oct. 6.—In the Cmise of the Make-1 with the young man, but he takes her atten¬ between colors, must be employed, as well as a Relieve, Idia Lee, since a tot Cuddles of Gas tions seriously. Becoming enraged at her pref¬ new style of projection machine. Films, as Edwards’ Revues, launches into tbe celluloid erence for Prince Vlscomte an altercation en¬ used St pres<'nt, only distinguish between black field under Paramount direetion. Her stage sues, In which the fiery young man Is killed with and white or intermt>diate tones of gray. .\ siiei-ess is repeated in her screen appearance, his own dagger. Remorsefully the slayer floes, red rose plsitographcd in a blue vase will l>e all l(aviug lost none of her cleverness by tbe trans¬ hut his friend. Count Paul Trovelll, happens black. The film usetl by the Ly»Ie process is culled a panchromatic film and it is sensitive to fer. Supporting her are Harrison Ford, as her on the seene, and 11 discovered by Glanna, the playmate, and Raymond Hatton, as a eort of din' Ing sister of the Impetuous llusslno. Be¬ ail colors. The rose and vase photographed by Dickens-style father. lieving Trovelll guilty the father and sist'-r this process would retain their natural hues. swrar vengeance. (.Months pass, tllanna Is now Ever since motion pictures were Inveutci! the a famoos dancer, and lures Trovelll on to the industry has striven for three things, continu¬ F. I. L. M. CLUB ATTENDS OPENING ous photography, color photograj)hy with pro- brink of flnauclul ruin thni bis ni.Kl lnfatuati< n New York, Oct. 5.—To show their appreci¬ ! Jt-etlon, and stereoscopic photography with pro¬ t 'T her. The wicked adventuress also loves the ation of Alice Brady as a screen and stage star jection. and it is believed by the Lysle process noblrinan aud attacks him in bis palace, which more than 300 members of the F. I. U M. | these results may be obtained. W’hlle there have awakens Glanny to tbe truth of her love for Club attended in a Ixsly the opening night's been motion pictures In color none have been him. She refuses to cavry out the term* of performance of Miss Brady's new stage suci'ess. satisfactory, as such complicated proces.ses were tUe vendetta, defying her father, and later tbe Forever After, at the Central Theater. The real assassin, dying on the field of battle, sends j reiiuired to obtain results that commer<'ial ex¬ party was given in honor of both Miss Brady a Confession, which completely vinillcates his ploitation was impossible. Of course tlie rest and her father, William A. Brady, who is f-lcnd, TtovellL of producing color pictures, even by the L.vsle president of the N. M. P. 1. About r>0 em¬ Pritzl Brunette showed much ability ami wild pnsess, will he much more expensive than by ployees of Select also attended. abandon in her dancing numbers, while WII- the present method, but the pnss'ss is adaptable William Brady spoke from the stage, ad¬ ibim Conklin looked the arisfoerallc nobleman I for black and white pictures as well as for mitting that Miss Brady's work was note¬ who won the dancer for his bride. colors, and, as lUO per cent of what trans¬ worthy, even If she is his daughter. Miss Brady A well presented production with loeal color pires b»'fore the camera Is reconled, there is responded and twitted her well-known parent well maintained, with acting honors np to the l)Ut little doubt tliat this pns-ess will grad¬ with the fact that this was the first time be average, ually supplant the methods empIoyiMl at present. had ever given public approval to any of her EXIIIBITOKS. NOTE; Will please a small- Even the moat delicate and infinite mechanical stage efforts. l<‘wn andlence. and surgical processes may be rei'orded faith¬ fully. WILL USE PATRIOTIC LABELS The Inventor has already disposed of his in¬ vention to a million-dollar eonmration, formed EDNA BRITTON New York, Oct. 7.—Hereafter W. H. Pro¬ to nianiifsetun- his. the Lysle. piss-ess machines ductions Company will lat>cl each series of pro¬ for the largest payment ever tsmtraoled for tn ductions It releases with some patriotic word I tile motion picture Inilusfr.v. Tlie most promt or phrase In addition t« tbe actual name of nent men In the industry are keenly lnlereste»t the series. The series of one-reel Keystone, .itid lire anViously awaiting the first results on featuring Mabel Normand ami Pird Sterling, i the si-rcen of this wonderful Invention. wbleh will be release4| shortl.v. are to he known -^GO INTO THE- hereafter as tho Series of I.lberiy Keystones. MOVING PICTURE BUSINESS The series of fwiereet Kay-B'e Western com¬ NEW PICKFORD STUDIO MAKE MONEY FASTI edies will be known as the Series of Victory BE YOUR OWN BOSSI lios .tngeles. Get. -4.—riiiler th'‘ direetion of Kay-Bce Western Comedies. |.i(l to »-.» I'KI! MC.IITt IJ;AR No EXPERIENCE NEEDED Wellington Wales, recently made general man¬ Other series will be named accordingly. \Vc rt.riii-h comi’lete Guaran- ager of the new Mary I’lckford eoui;>any now l.til outfit reaib for work Ea.sy lodng organ red, plans are h- iiig made for a new paMueiil plan Free eaialog MONARCH FILM SERVICE. Piekford studio, which will uiiilouhtislly bo 223 Unios Av»., Dept. X, Mtm- New York, Get. —Three releases of Seleet’s built liefore the first <>f tlie .M-ar, Though no gkl*. Ttnaatvat._ definite ■■lull' have been made it i.s thought that star series ar® annnunceii by this coriph W. Engel, treas¬ WESLEY TROUT Barker directed. Is based on the novel of the urer of the corporation; James D. Rhodes, of samn name. |•lllshu^g, and Count dl Clpplco. WhI'c In the THE PROJECTION EXPERT West he completed arrangements for the rem.iv I repair ail makes of Projection Machines. Operstnuc osmis plaiinei'. la-nses and Iiena !Sy.st«ins. Strand at ot the Eastern |duut to liollywoisl. Cal., aud Tbcauc, Arkatsas City. Kansas. OCTOBER 12, 1918

■was the mother of the Bailey Bros., who are act¬ GREAT WHITE WAY CLOSES ive in the management of the Mollie Bailey Show. CARNIVAL AND CIRCUS Mollie Bailey, in private life, was Mrs. A. H. After Playing Successful String of Hardesty. During the Civil AA’ar she was a nurse Fairs Thru Indiana in the Confederate .Army. NEW YORK BRANCH service over seas. The pressing ii(»etl at the The Great AVliltc AA'ay Shows, nnder the man present time is for sweaters and helmets, as SELLSFLOTO CLOSED ageinent of C. M. Nigru, ebnusi the season at e.e is :i giMMi.y siipp y of siH'ks on liaud. This AA'aisaw, Ind.. Hetober 5, after playing a very Of S. L. of A. Will Hold First Fall dm-s not mean. Iiowever, tliat socks are not Denver. Col.. Oct. !i.—.After traveling almost siiecessfiil string of nine conseeiitlve fairs thru Meeting October 25 needed, but sweaters and lieliiiets are a little 13.f the Showmen's Ij-atJiie of .Vtiicriea, Tlie I.udies' .Auxiliary piiis an* ready, and any winter qn.lrters In this city on the following converting another into a baggage ear. again took to the ruad with four shows and st'vcrul mnecs N w York Hranch, statoK that the tlrst fall Kath- iiieiiilN'r desiriug one may liave same liy sending day.—KDDIE DECK. sions for the fair seaMiii, wliicli o|H>ned for Ids oring of members will be held at the ( lull House, F-eV> to Hie secretary. Tlie pins are solid gold. attraetbuis at I'olunilius, Ind. It Is also slate I S17 Sixth avenue. Friday evening, OetolsT :.'ri. w.Hi an el idianCs In-ad, done in gray enamel on PETE TAYLOR ENLISTS 'J'hia will l>c a momentous meeting und nuitlers of a .vellow background, surrounded by a n*d. that, with [sissibly one exeeiitioii. every one of ira|>ortunre not only to members of the l eague, vvliite and liliii* enamel band. The pins nre very Hie nine fair dates (ilayed exco.dcd exiiectatbiiis. itrii'tie, and each memiuT of the -Auxiliary Peter Taylor, who is uiimlxTisI among Hie •After tile AA'arsaw date Hie (iiirapliernnliii and but outdoor showmen in general, will lie ills- very l>est of the animal trainers, has forsaken should have one, car were iiiiinediately Hblp|H'd to ('Incinnatl t i eiissi-d. A large attendanee is exix-eted. and tbe steel arena and is now in A'ietoria on the members will be iiermitted to admit their friends be stored with the ri'st of the outfit for the win¬ first leg of his Journe.v for over there. Taylor ter. to the general meeting after tbe business meeting STEPHEN E. CONNOR has enlisted in the Canadian forces. He vol¬ baa been concluded. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hayes, who had several unteered from Venice, Cal., where he has made concessions with Mr. Nlgro this season, stop|ied Rises Rapidly in Army Service his home when not on the road for tbe past over In CInelnatl a few hours last Monday on CEMETERY FUND two years. His wife and little Ihi.v. Uolierl. tlielr way south to play a few fair date’s in are making their home in Hollywisid, Cat. Stepln-n K. Coiinor, after three years' service that section. They also rejMirted a successful Tlieir addn-ss is 1215 lai Brea avenue. ('hlcago, Oet. Ti.—IKmations rei’eived for the with the Im Telia Wild .Aiitiiial Circus, closed season, Taybir had a niinilier of excellent offers for Cemetery Fund of the Sliowmen's l>-aguc of with tliat attraction SeptciulsT lid. UiI7, to join the season Just closing, lint he refused them America since last report arc as follows: tbe colors. Hn Detoher 4 he was jiromoted to ail in order to do bis bit for his country. ABE GOLDSTEIN—NOTICE Joe Faust .$ 3 CoriHiral and on No'cinlior 1 to Sergeant. Hn the \Vm. J. Coultry . It) following January .-i he was s'-nt to the Oltici-rs' | Training School and was commissioned Second .\ls‘ Goldstein, or anyone knowing of his wliere 11. C. Kvans A: Co. 100 LOCAL 49 (SEATTLE) NOTES alsiiits. Is requested to eorres|»ond Immediately Arms Palace Horse Car Co. 115 Lieutenant on May 17. litis. On .August '-'6 be was aiminled .Assistant Personal .Adjutant of the with his mother, Mrs. R. tioldstein, 743 .A. How' Kdward Hirner . 5 Following are a few notes f-om Billisislers’ HIlieers' Training School. Camp Lee. In a recent nnl street. Sail Franelseo. Cal. Gold'tein i< Itotanical Decorating Co. .5 I.(M-aI No. 4!l. Seattle, AA'asli.: letter to Tlie Kinisiard 1 ientenant Connor stated siip|Mis(sl to be clowning with tlie John Itoblns-'n Cawood Novelty Mfg. Co. ‘2 Isiiiis Mohan, oiir linsiness agent, was killed that with the Training SclKsil now iH-ing opened Slhiw tills season. Last season he was "Cliarlie Kaves Costume Co. 115 September 2."i when his anto Jnin|ied from a again there will bo many opportunities for show- Chaplin" with the .A1 G. It.arnes Cireiis. I'nlversal Motor Co. 115 bridge. His Isidy was badly crushed. men to apply for admission into tlie school, and Martin Fireworks Co. 10 Beach Taylor and Dave Kroiip are serving the lie would lie glad to answer any ipiery from italph Ilanklnson . 'd5 colors and are stationed at Camp Lewis, AA'asii. WEST BROS.’ CIRCUS CLOSES them in regard to the pris-edurp necessary to I’cdack Itros,' 1*0 Itig Sliows. 11(5 Joe Keener. Jack Hilison, B'll Kronp. Gordus. enter the school, lie also sent liest regards to South Dakota State Fair . 50 Bill Hanson. P. J. MoFarianil and Ita.v Gilpin West Bros.* Cirrus brought Its sroaon to a all friends. Itis address 's I ienl. Stephen K. Ladlea’ Auxiliary of the- S. 1,. of \. 1*00 are all waiting for the rail to Hie colors. riose at ilamillon. (>., at the elns«> of the Ham Connor, Central Oltleers' Training School, Camp At a regular meeting of the Sliowini n’s la'ague ■All these Brothers have Isnight I.itierly Bonds. llb>n (H. I Fair October 4. The paraphernalia 10*0, A'a. held Friday evening. Dctolier 4, tin* following Every ineiuher of this loeal is working. No will be (ilaciHl In winter quarters at Dayton, O. showmen were elected to inembersliip; Duncan Idleness here. It is announced that the management has rr- G. Campbell, Kdmutid U. llaeon. Harry Ulch. POLACK BROS.’ ATTRACTIONS ranged tor tlie trick stock carried by the organ John T. Wortham. J. W. I)yc*r and otto Wels- iratlon to play In theaters over the Sun Tim** RED RIBBON SHOWS CLOSE helt. May Winter at Petersburg, Va. during the winter. R. Brown, of the Brown ■Fnndir Band, which has siient the greater part LADIES’ AUXrLT^’7’bbNATES On aecoiint of the sb'irtage of L’tsir. r.xllroad of the iu‘ason with the AA'est Circus, was a Bill .According to reports the I’olaek Bros.' .Attrac¬ and other war eonditions. Manager K. Battlato. iMianI ealler Hi tolier 7, and stated tliat the latter $200 to Showmen’s Rest Fund tions. including the AA'orld at Home Sliows and of the Red Ribbon Sliows, decided reocnily to organisation was arranging for a tour of the Polaek Bros' k’O Big Sliows, will winter in close tlio M’ason for that attraction during tlie Southern States that would run until about I’etcrsbiirg. A'a. The latter attraction will play [lerlod of Hie war. Ciiristmas. Clilcago. Oet. .5. — Alt a result of tlie Street H'e fair at liichuiond, A'a.. OctolsT l.l 1!>. after Dance given reci-titl.v liy Hie l.sdies' .tuviliary Mr. Rattiato will take a colored minstrel show, wliieli date it is staled if will iiiiinediately go a cabaret, merry-go-rniind and a few concessions of the .'fliow nien's League of .tmerlca I lie ladies Into winter quarters at Petersburg. The fair C. BARTELL A CALLER «ir*' aide to donate Jl’dd to Hie league's and make a tour of the smaller towns in Georgia, grounds at IVtersInirg is given as the location under the title of the I IN’rt.v Shows, during Iho cemetery fund. This was presented t'l the Ilf Hie quarters. It is also stalisl Hint thru the l>>ngne at their regular meeting lield Friday late fail months. For the vveek of n.-tober 7 (’. Bartell. well known In carnival elreles and isi.o|H'ration of the local Chamber of Commerce tbe Liberty Shows are playing .Athens. Tern., a Veteran In the business, also manager of the evening. Oetober 1. The lialanee of the re¬ and street ear eompan.v, us well as the fair asso- ceipts from the street dance will 1m> spent for followed by Etawah. Tenn., for the week of He Parks ExiHisitlon Shows during the past season, eiatlon. several liiiildings will be erected for the tober 14. paid the Cincinnati office of The Billboard a visit Lltierty Itonds. arceniinodatlnn of Hie stock and .inimals and a Regular meetings of the T.adles' .Auxiliary are last Monday, and slated that he had closed hie spur H-nek of L.'iOO fi-et in length will lie pro¬ company October 5 at Canton. O., at whldi lieing held eaeli Krida.v ei ening in Hie C'I • go vided for the purpose of eonvenlenoe. General EMMA DONOVAN VISITING place it had fii'nished attractions for the fair ottice of The itillboard at 7:.'!0 |i. in., and it is A-' -i'f M. B. (lolden. of the Polaek Intepests. was hoped tliat when members are in the city on during that week. Canton was also given as the In I’etersbiirg recently, it is said, making neces¬ Emma Donovan, who worked tbe elephants that evening they will not forget to attend. winter quarters of the show. Mr. Bartell also sary arrangements. In No. 3 ring, nsle menage an*' acted as ward- Many plans are under way to make the meet¬ stated that more than likely he would again rolie mistress with the Hagenheek-AA'allace ings interesting during tlie fall and winter, and make Kansas City, Mo., his headquarters for the Shows the past season, visited friends and rela¬ winter. out-of-town memliers will always find a warm “AUNT” MOLLIE BAILEY, tives in Cini'innatl during the current week. welcome awaiting tlieni at these gatlierlngs. Miss Donovan, after complete recover.v from A new supply of yarn lias Just Is-eii pureliased the severe cold witli slie has lieen siifrerlng. wi'l SI KITCHIE for tlie making of se. who was nrganixatinn and will enter vaiidevilli with sweaters and four pairs of lieaiitifully knitteil Texas, was probably at the time of her death with the Blstan.r Bros.’ Shows during this aea- Ills single act. Iiclng Issiked out of New York socks, which was most thankfully received liy (he oldest person in the outdr show business. son. has returned to Now York and will spend for a tour of S

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fi'i ^ TO SHOWmEM and the fRiENOS OF ° SHOW MEN: , TRoM ITS BEGINNING THE SHoWHENSlt^60E- OF AMERICA HAS MAinTainEO A LOT IN THE WOOOLAVsN CEMETeRV. CHICAGO . THE S«2E of th\S LoT (WAS THOUGHT ID BE AMPie AMO Sufficient for some TihA£ -no cone BuT THE ONEYPECTEO happened AND 69 VBCTtMS oF THE HAGEHBACK CtOCoS \nPCCK almosT fiuEO the loT. OUR PBcsiOENTe John b.WacrcN has since been laid awaV IN THIS LoT. .*< the SHohjmehs league is noW engaged uJ COLLCdiHG A FUND FoR A WEvJ U)T - am© TO »TS MEMBERS AND FRIENDS POESEnTS an oPPoR'TbNiTv' To helF TvhS WOlflVY PQoJEcT SEND vsiHAT Too Can and enable US ID make this fund‘Bigger, greater grander. THAN ENER" - address : the Shovmmen's league of AMERICA S. OCaQBoOn ST CHICAGO. OCTOBER 12, 1918 Tile Billtioarcl 53 JOHNNY J. JONES’ EXPOSITION -WAN T S- People in all lines of the Carnival or Circus, Talkers, Grinders, Ladies for America, Musicians (white and colored). Plantation People, Trainmen (if experienced will pay highest salary). State all in first. Wire, no time to dicker. Address JOHNNY J. JONES, week of October 7, Birmingham, Ala.; week of October 14, Atlanta, Ga.

THE CORRAL Serving the Colors I.i-Koy M. De.Ierson writes; "The ship on By ROWDT WADDT WANTED-COLOe PERFORMERS wliiili I .-ailed has arrived s.xfely overseas." OF ALL KINDS Ho also semis his best regard* to bU frlende. ‘‘tlaTc read In The Billboard at different times I’vt. .lo-epli Hill is somewb-re in France in .ome talk of bolding one big Weatern contest For strong Plantation Show, IxDth single aiul double Teams. Six or a ho-pital re.iiiH-r.iting from an operation he eaoU Tear to elect one world’* cbamplon for received refnlly. .\ liii.. from hi- friend* would .■ach >r tbe different We.iern iHiorla. .Not only eight-piece organized (''olored Band or PtTtormers that double brass help elieer him up .V'l.lres- Co. F, 60tU Inf.. lia> llie .iiualiou U- 15. Still ha- b'en trantifered from >.1 pm a erllUi- in Ibe >bonr bUMtie... e»|ie I- in Base Hosp. No. 1. eaeb or Ibe majoriiy of ilie abow* on Ibe road, Ward 7. tua'i 'f iiaviuts tbe oorld'a cbaiiiiil 'U of prac- ' eallv iiie aame tbing. and. ualurally. tbe pub¬ Billy 11.-- Fri/.r 1- with the 38th Co.. 10th lic 1*' loainir Intereat In tbeoi. Of lourae. It la Bii., Ps'ic It.,.-.I Brtg.i.le Camp Travis, Tex. n..s«|lile that each won hia or her title at aoma Billy W.iijn.r i- in the -ame camp. Both I .meal, but what of tbatV la-t Iboae wbo can -end their regard- to tlielr many friend*. qualify' in tbe amaller conieat* alage one big WANT CORNET AND BASS Thomas E. Wail-woth. better known as Rnb>' eue, an.l then let tbe lieat man carry tbe world * Watter*. (..riiierly of Sparks’ Circus. Is now rba’mpionadlp away with him f.w that year. 1 Other Musicians write. Reserved Seat Ticket Seller. Tom Crum, come cooking f.-r I iiele Sam. Hi* ad.lres* i» Co. 16, would like to hear fn.m aume of tbe oldlimer* Iikld D.’iMit Brigade, Camp Dtt«ville, Pa., to the closed the season with the llagenbeck-Wallace Pvt. Roy V. Hyland Is now doing his “bit” Hell Dner, and Hugh Miller, KinKley, K.m., on Phlladeipbla County Fair gnsinds, a distance, Shows at Chicago September .’’J: The bum b as a soldi.-r for Uncle Sam. He is with the Jess McCray (lied), loidies' Brnaebo Buatlng: counting the detour*, of 140 niile«, and *ouie. scattered many way* at the close of the season 1st Co.. 7th Bn.. 2nd Reg.. P. O. D. Ord Tr Firat. Uuth Uoacb, Mr.Vlester, Ok., on Dutch time* over the rougUeat klml of mountain tralU in Chicago. Dan Trice and Jack Wall accepted Camp. Camp Hancock. Ga. Oven: aeeond. Prairie Uu»e Henderson, Cheyenne, —surely a feat of endurance for the little Imlian positions as "breakers” at tbe stork yards In John Schiekllng and Corp. Pawee send theli Wy., on Slippery Elm. woman on her little Indian pony. Tbe trip rill.-ago. Mr. and Mrs Al Faulk returned to best wishes to their many friends, and would tv .Vugiiet no—Steer Hoping: Firat. Henry Gram- was made In two day* ami a half. Princess tbeir borne in Cincinnati after a abort visit to very glad to receive a line from them. .\d- iin r, Kaiv r ty. Ok.. gon S; a«-eond, \V. A. Da- Wenona arrived on the fair groiinila early on Terre Haute, Ind. Master Harold lUys (brother of dress Batt. C. ;{.36fh F. .4.. .Vraerican Exp. vi*. Iota Vegaa, N. M., 30; third, J. H. Strick¬ Monday morning and did her horseback sbootlng Mrs. Faulk I will remain w ith bis unt In Terre Forres. land, IT. Worth, lex.. 3g. Broni bo Bust.mt act on tbe same afternoon, not missing a ball. Haute during the winter. Harry und Besaie Elmer .4. Nordseth is doing nicely with th» rirsl. Edille .McCarty, i'bugwuter, Wy., on Silver Due to railroad conditions Princess IVenon.a was Hill, after a month’s stay at tbe wint.'r quarter* headquarters Band at Camp Grant. III. He Is Ir Creek; aeeond and third, money divided equally forced to cancel her Southern circuit of fair*. in Wi»t Baden, Indiana, will return to their the 181ef Depot Brigade and write- it Is get¬ la-tween Leonard Stroud. Hoi-ky Ford, Col., on The show Is now partly motorized and Manager farm near Washington Court House. O., to *|>eDd ting chilly around Chicago, and the weather Ca*<-y June*, and Cliff King, Garden City, Kan., E. \y. I endeps n-ccntly ordered snffleient trucks the winter months. Johnny McCracken, after a makes him think of Berlin’s si.ng. Oh. How I •n Jack Bowman. Ladles’ Broncho Bii*tia‘:: and trailers to go out next season independent few days In West Baden, returned to his home Hate To Get Fp In the Morning. But never¬ l'lr*t, Mllilreil Douslaa, Preacott. Ariz.. on Hair of the rnilroaihi. In Philadelphia, Pa. .\I1 memliers of the WIM theless he Is np bright ami early. I'rlgger; wcond, Hutb Huarb. Mr.Vlester. Ok., An altendanee of 7(100 pers-rns at the recent West, inclnding Mr. and Mrs. Hill, Johnny Mc¬ Jake Davis has been transferred to the .\r- on Wild Bunch. Fourth of July H<*leo at icvermore. Cal., and Cracken and two grooms (’’Red” and "Sllm”v, tlllery Training Center at Ft. SHI, Ok., ami I* Hie financial sncee>* which reaiiUed is the caime wbo went with the train to the quarters, were In Bakery ('.«. 347. ID- woiihl like to bear a Final* for Three Pay*’ Contewt—CTiamploDablp of an announcement by the officials of the Stoi-k- suddenly stricken with Spanish Influenza; how word from the hoys now and thnn. Sle»ir Hoping: llrat, Henry Grammer, Kaw nien’s Protective .\asociatinn that It Is the In¬ ever, last reports stated that none of the caae* Pvt. John Pomatto. who ha« tieen on spei-lal city. Ok. (average timoi. ilM 7-13; aei-ond, Gi>o. tention of that iMxly to make the rodeo an an¬ were serious. duty with the development battalh'n .at Camp Wier. llenryelta. Ok. (average time), 47 1-3; nual event. .\ceordlng to reports there has been quite a Kre’eniont, Cal., has been sent to the fubercu- tbiid, J'.uddy McUuff, tfc.MeaU-r, Ok. (average From Diiraneo. Colorado—The recent Durango little eonteotion among the riders with Dakota lovis ho-idtal at Fort Bayard New Mexico, for liiiie), 47 13-1.1, Sank for the winner, and a rare wa* arringed on the Alester, Ok. TrU-k and Fancy Hoping; Firat, geant and I- at pre-ent with Co. C. rtth Der. Gable addeq a few- more feather* to his cap track between the regular scheduled events. Cheater .\. Byer*. Cheyenne, Wy.; aeiond, Sam Bn.. Bldg. .*23, Cami) Grant. III. He Is very when he pn'led this contest. Mrs. Toots There were four entries, as follows; Gail •I. Garrett. ( beyenne, Wy, Trick ami Fancy anxious t.i return to tbe road, but—not until G-lPlth (the aiiial'est cowgirl llringt wrvn the Frantz, on “Baldy;” Etta .Myers, on "Omaha;” Hiding: Flr»t, loKinanl Stroud. lto«-ky Ford, the kais«‘r is captured. medat for wild steer riding and she wa* qnlte Tex Carlos, on "Black Diamond,” and Eil King, s.” afforded a great deal of amu«ement break between the three former riders nntll E.l left ri'cently for Toronto on his way across. He Ib.vt ••Hed” Sublette, the vve’l know ii eonleat and are both real hands. The winners follow; King resorted to some real prairie riding, an.l, enlisted with the British forces. riilHi.” and Fngenln Fb Id. of Magdalena. N. September 24—Piamk Riding, first. ”Ret. ’’Curley” Griflith; trainer. I* now with the 3il Co.. 1st Bn.. 151st ml an all round cowgirl. Watch your ”knlt- second. Jim Wilkes; third. "Hed” Sublette. Depot Brigade. Camp Devens, Mass. •In’,” girl*, there may be a ni-w contcatant In Trick Hoping, first, Frank Galde; second. Nan JOCKEY ETTA MEYERS I’vt. William J. McBce Is with the fighting tile ftcid next season. Here’s Iu<-k to "Hed” and .\sidnwall -ttbe Montana girl). Itiill Hiding, fori’es “over there.” Friend* can address him llie .Mi«*u*. first, "Hed” Sublette; second. Jim Wilkes; .3’2d P. O. D. Co.. A. P. O. 741, .Vmcrlcan Exp. third, Ilarr.T Johnson. Ste«*l Hiding first. Dick Meridian. Miss.. Oct. ,1—Without a doubt but Forces. Albert F. Miller has arrived safely In France Captain George M. Burk w-ltea from WII- Naylor; second. Jim Wilkes; third. ’’Red" few of tho spectators who witnesseil the run¬ and is with Co. F. KMth C. S. Inf., American llaniaisirt. Pa., a* follow*: •’! take great Siililette. Barehack Riding (wild hronksl, first. ning races at the Mississippi-.VIaluima Fair here Exp. Fois'es. pleasure In reading The Billboard every week. Jim Wilkes: aoood. "f uriey” Grifflth and Pete last Tuesday were aware that the "hoy’’ who For the (lr*t time In 2S years I have been out of Lltz. Cow Pony Race wa* won hy Toots Gr|’’it'i. ro.1e "Gray’* Favorite,” winning second money, the s.addle tbia *ea*oo on arronnt of my Seplemlier 23—Bronk Riding, first, “Red” was none other than Ett.s Mvera. known to many JOE COYLE IN CINCY hrotlier’* III health. I am handling hi* sbick Snhletfe; second. Jim Wilke*; thlnl. Jim Cor¬ as the Oklahoma Pa'e PevH, who is a memher firm. Ju«t otit*lde the rity here. Some time dell. Pulldogglng. first. "Curley” Grifilth; second. of Dakota Max’s Wild We«t with the Johnny ago I visited the Johnny J, Jones ramlval and Jim Wilkes. Trick Roping. flr»t. Nan A«pln- J, Jones Exposition Shows, which has been play¬ Joe Coyle, the well-known cIowti of the Ha Dakota Max’* Wllil Wc«t with It. We tiirmal wall; second. Frank Galde; third. ’’Cnrloy” ing here during the fair. genN>ck-\ValIace Sliows. was a caller at the onr home over to the Wild We«t bunch and hail G'iltlih. Bull Riding, first. Jim Cordell; aeeond. home office of The Billboard In Cincinnati Ia»f a very pleasant time. 1 al«o vlwlted the Walter "Reil” lJuldelte; third Jim Wilke*. Steer Rid¬ Monday, .\fter tbe chvse of the season In Cbl K Main Show while It wa* at Jersey Shore. Pa. ing, flr«t, ’’Cnrloy” GrllTlth; *e<-ond. JIra Smith JAMES IRWIN—NOTICE rago Jis» was seized with an attack of Influenza, We ((hat I*, my family and myself) motor<><| and Joiin Divlsoo. Bareback Riding, first, “Rej* from the effeet* of which he had not yet fully "ter there to see them, finding everything nice Siihlefte; second. Pan Dewman. The Centrall Engraving Comoany b.ss deliv¬ rr-coTcred. He met many old friends during rvd rk of that or¬ apprecltite hearing from all my show friends.” •logging, first. ’’Curley” Grifilth; sei’ond. Jim nollls and Mis* Bessie Cooper, both menihers Wilke*. Barehack Riding won by “Red*’ Sub¬ of the Walter L. Main Show*, were niarrieil at ganization. Vote* from the winter quarter* of Princess lette. Boll Biding, first. Doc .\n-i‘d*-tte: lid. .lim W Ike-., il.Sfe. tn.iy h. a h tti >• fo- you 54 X ti e Billboard OCTOBER 12, 1918

ton. and .Mrs. De Coup, who is a well-known fort of the fireside in their bungalow until after midget, was also with the same attraction. The Christmas. They will then go to their ranch MUSICAL MUSINGS Dc Pmil>s reiKirt a very successful season and are PIPES in Nebraska. The White Eagles will welcome eiitluisiastic in their praise of Manager Billy all street men (lasslng thru PIqua and say to B7 THZ MUBE PUrk and his organization. Phey will likely tell the boys not to forget the number, 2'-’2 Har¬ National Dick Rose (Diamond Dick) after siM'iiil the winter on their farm at Harrodsburg, rison street. Doc sends best regards to all. spending the s|iring in Maine with a crew of Kentucky. The Muse has bad several letters from Ben lady sheetwTiters and later taking a tour of Iloruer, a former musielau. well kiinwn to mem¬ Mike Whalen wnite recently that they can the Middle Western Slates opened up a couple all have Mt. Ixiiis who want It. tint he will bers of the fraterolty, on the suhjeet of or¬ UNCLE SAM’S BOY of novelty stores at one of the army canton¬ take Cleveland for hi*. Qowever. he wat ganization for the traveling muMciau. Mr. ments, which he dls|Hised of at a nice little ■ good old friend there. Tommy Garrett, the Horner, who is now a successful business man profit, made « few fair dates with the sheet at in .New York City, has the welfare of liis old By JAMES K. ANDEBSOM (Wichita Jim) "mayor of the bridge," wIkj is alt to the good. gJ.UK* (Dick says be can not make it pay for Mike’s letter also stated: "Ikl Finnerty is lime fellow troupers at heart, and Is willing to less) and now we bear that be Is preparing for the following ]MN-m was written by James K. here. He *a a good worker and has • wad of go to considerable trouble and esp<-Dse in some gi.iud events during the winter. He states .\ndersou (Witchila Jimi, veteran circus and money. 'Handsome' Harrv Smytbman is work gi'tting them started towards organizaiion. jiro- that be will have some nice propositions In carnival man. who on a-'i-ount of the loss of ing in an ammunition plant and doing well. viib'd it is demonstrated .a sullicb'nt number papers to release to the boys in November and Charles Cohn and Bill Elliott formed a part¬ are genuinely Interested In sui'h an i ffort. lie his cycsiglit some time ago was fon’eil to retire for them to watch for the ad In Billyboy. We from the show business and is now projirletor of nership and went to the Bucyrus (O.) Fair and has bad letters from O. A, I’etersou, A. H. are glad to note that be has not been lacking 'mopped up.’ John Maney had the exclualre Kii'ill, I’ark Trentiss anil many others on the tile Findlay Hotel at Findlay, O.; in patriotic spirit and has given his services here during the recent Ex|iosltion and bis em¬ subject, and all hope an organization can be UNPEG iery slacker about that lad— ere the snow melts next spring, caused by the tons, $«'s»0; 'Sailor' Wilson, rings, $.'>00.' He and willing to do your share towards forming outlawing of the sheets, and that be has always He's a i ri’itit lo his inarm and dad. made Charles Cohen and Bill Elliott $l.0(X) on and building up an assiadatiou of traveling advocated "send them what you promise.” He musicians write Mr. Horner, gel his ideas in He laughs as he shoulders his gun ballisins. J. A. Maney had a stand, and with And got* to light the iM-sky Hun. recently received a letter from IXm MeVoau, the assistance of the Missus took In $1,200. full, anil then tell him what you think of the the sheetwritcr, who Is n«iw in France. (iro|io8itlon. and how far you will go with it. N,i tear for liim liut tears of joy. They say that J. A. Maney made all told, as • his is your chance if you mean business. Ills For the manly lad. l uel# Sam's Boy. pMmoter, about $2..'W10. The boys certainly got address is Ben Horner, 1010, *117 fifth avenue. I./ettor8 from our "hoys” who are in the thick their winter money.” New York. N, Y. He goes away with laugh and joke of the fray "over there" are always Interesting. Morris \Veis« was recently made a first mu¬ To help cast otf the tyrant's yoke. The following Is from I’rivate Charles J. Mc¬ Joe Brennan, of corn diqie fame, writes from sician in the U. S. Naval Bund, and he writes His face aliglit with his glorious cause Gregor. No. 73M33. 2d Q. M. R.. B. E. F.. Detroit that be is in that "burg" and doing fine tlie band has many trou|iers in It and numbers He merlt.s and gets the world's applause; Machine Gun Section, France, to Mike Whalen: and put In four weeks working at one factory. 45 men, Weies plays sobi cornet for Hie liaAd He goes to make the German feel "Have been away from Canada since 1910 and 32,000 men to play to—early morning and the and Is going nicely. lie sends his regards to The glor.v of the world's ideal. have spent a few months of that time In iTranre. afternisin. Joe states that Tommy Garrett must the Kslick Bros., Bed Bayne, Ed A. Parker and No tear for him but tears of Joy. I have been thru all the fierce fighting recently have had his dates a little mixed recently when the rest of his friends. Weiss' address is I’. S. The nation's own. Uncle Sam’s Boy. (letter dated' August 22) and am thankful to he stated that be bad worked with him In the -Naval Band, Wissahickon Barracks, Pape May, say that I am still safe a*d sound. The Cant- "seventies." He must have meant Joe Brennan, New Jersey. A slippery, slinking slacker is to be abhorred. dlans have done some great fighting since August the scope worker. Joe say* hls greatest activ¬ The Muse is in receipt of the following letter But Unde .Sam’s Boy Is to be admlreil. 8, and we have killed a g«on: to be fortunate until we bring the ferocious that time carried a "kelster” and made a hig rected two bands. Wc played concerts in the •Ml honor to him to whom honor is due. Hun to his knees and then I enn return to my hit with "hickory oil"—It was hi* luotbi'r. He I'flrk here in Hloomtield, la., this summer. 1 Who goes forth to fight for the Red, White and friends and enjoy the fruits of my labors. The sends regards to all the boys. Glad to bear have a few musicians on hand to start out on Blue: Germans have a large army and will no doubt of the pros|>er1ty, oldttmer. If you can remain the road again it 1 get tired of Bloomfield. I ePs send him away with demonstrations of Joy. have to be thoroly trimmed before we can have at one shop for four weeks and still do business This i' the first summer I have been in for H'-'ll jet there .all right for he’s Uncle Sam’s a pro|>er iieace. But we are well on the way you must be producing the giHsls. eighteen years. 1 had a real Jazz bunch on Boy, to locate them, as General Foch's tactics will Jack Crawford's Bon Ton Heview last winter overcome their superiority in numbers and the We often hear someone remark that the shops and will probably go with the same huiieh this powerful United States .\rmy Is increasing by are no gool In some localities, while other* say winter. Alex Jones, how are you? Y’es. 1 real SHOWS CHANGE ROUTES thousands each week, and its strength is no¬ they are all to the good. Possibly a little more ly stayed in all summer.” ticeable In all these battles. Yon boys must ex¬ energy and being there when the crowd Is there The Kingling Bros.' Annex Band has had some Several report* reached The Billboard late pect things to be a little dull at present when would aid business greatly—admitting ezeep- additions, but hasn't lost a single musUian since Monday night to the effect that a number of everything is war, but everything will be to tlon*. McGowan took the band early In the season. They are down South playing all the bluet-. We notice by a newwpaper clipping sent In Everyone with the hand is happy and saving by "Patsy Bollver.” from Baltimore, thst near their nickels, as the season is almost over. Mr. ly every downtown corner tnd doorway has Its McGowan intends to Ivsik the band for tlie win pitchman, and nearly every line is representisl ter season as soon as the circus comes to a close, there. The writer of the article should be rom whlcb will be October IS. The following is tlic mended, as be does not knock, but states that roster; Harry McGowan, cornet and leader; WHERE WILL YOU WINTER? all of them are doing good business, which, b.v William Platt, cornet: Floyd Burch, cornet; the way, is excellent advertising. Miss Pearl Carter, cornet; John Dus. Floyd McClain. James Carter, Pat O'Brien. Walter Kindly give the information on this card and mail same to The Bill¬ KIDDER TO ENTER SERVICE .'^Irungham, Frink Chandler, Harry Wilson, Bay board, Cincinnati, for publication in our -w inter quarters list. .Ylexandre. Carl Steinbrook, Walter Johnson and Cha*. B. Kidder, late general superintendent Wilbert Werrlclt. wit Hie A. Wortham Company. In a recent Name of Show. letter stated that he was to enter the service F.AIRS CANCELED of UiM'Ie Ham and lend his aid In winning the Name of Proprietor or Manager. war. He also stated that be hoped to meet bis old friends, Jim reirls and Arthur Carls-n, New Y'ork. Oct. 7.—Chief of Police I- U. Kel- Description of Show. who are now "over there,"and, in conclusion. lam, of Richmond. Va., advised The Billboard "If I do not return, you may tell the show by telephone that the Virginia State Fair was Closes at . world that I went down fighting a good fight called off by the Board of Health on aci-ount for a good canse.” of the Spanish Influenza this morning at 10 o'clock. Polack Bros.' Twenty Big Shows were Date of Closing. there all ready, but cannot open. Greater Sheesley Shows are i|uarantined in Address of Winter Quarters ..., PATRIOTIC WINDOW Trenton, N, J., and may winter on the fair grounds there. B. E. Dnryee, a druggist of Oxford. Neb., profetaonally known at Eedo, the magician and York, Pa., Oct. 7.—"Ye Grande Olde" York (Give address of offices here If you have anyl. Illusionist, made a patriotic window dis|>lay in Fair, one of the largest fairs In the State, hls Rcxall drug store for the Fourth LUierty which was schedule,! to open tomorrow and run until Friday, has been called <'ff Loan Bond Drive. ITomlnent among a group of patriotic placards la one taken from the now Tnpsham, Me.. Oct. 5.—The 64th Annual Pair famoDS frontispiece of September 21 Issue of the carnivals and circuees playing the South the good when It Is over. My regard* to Mar¬ of the Sagadahoc .Agricultural and Horticultural The Billboard, God Damn the Kaiser. Society, scheduled to be held next we,>k. Tues¬ and Southeast were compelled to change their tin and all the boys.” There is nothing that day, Wednesd.iy and Thursday, has been called rentes on account of the epidemic. will cheer the boys at the front like a few let¬ off It the r'-qiieNt of the State authorities, owing T. A. Wolfe, of the Sutierlor Shows, wired ters from their friends and it ii the solemn JULIET BRENON’8 DEBUT to the prevailing epidemic of Spanish Inlliienza. from Nashville that all amuaements there and in duty of our fraternity to see that they get the surruuniliiig cities had been closed. them, to get buiy, everybody. Address Mc¬ This will be the first time since the assnclailon New York. Oct. 5.—Juliet Brenon, daughter was organized that the fair has not been held The World at Home Shows is reiiorted to have Gregor as above. of the late mnstc critic, Algernon St. John as scheduled. canceled Greensboro, N. C. At the request of South Carolina State officials Reports from the East state that D. I.«e Brenon, In making her debut as an ictres* In Plume, Percy Cregar and Ed Clipper have trl'ied The Danbury iConn.i Fair, scheduled for Oc¬ the three circuses playing that territory have one of A. H. Woods’ rompaniea now on tour. on the sheet. Also that Jack Cunmngbam bat tober 7-12, sBo has be<-n called off because of the made a number of changes in their roulea. promoted a lad named K. Alibopp'as assistant. Spanish Influenza. The Ringling Brothers will play only three CAST IS UNIQUE stands in that State, while the Sparks Circus Dr. James Kerdon (Pizarro) writes that he has eliminated Spartanburg, I,ancaster. Gaffney. DE COUPS IN CINCINNATI ha* been too busy this season to do bis bit for New Y'es. However he comes across with the the John Rivhlnson has cut out Spartanburg, Betrothal, Maeterlinck’s sequel to The Blue Bird, Col. and Mrs. Phil De Coup, late of the Fa¬ news that after three years of solid work, sum¬ Chester. Orangeburg. Gaffney, Cnlon. l-aurena, mer and winter, oufd'sirs and without a week's which Wlnthrop Ames w-RI produce at the IJttle mous Broadway Shows, having r* cently closed Newberry. Camden and Charleston. with that attraction, arrived in Cincinnati Last layoff, he is closing bis sImiw at Cheater. Pa., Theater at the end of the month. Is unique. week for a rest and a short visit with friends. due to the fact that m->st of his tsiys have Joined Inasmuch as nearly all of the male characters Uncle .Sam's fighting forces, and others, includ¬ TTie Colonel, who is a pioneer In the show bus¬ are men past 45, with the exception of the hero, iness and esjiepially well known In the circus ing Messrs. Carter. Rags. Dukes. Bell and a which will be played by a boy of 17. Tliere world, has bwn connected as lecturer with the T. M. A. NEWS few more are working In the shi|iyar(ls and am¬ circus sldt-show with the Famous Broadway munition (il.ants at Chester. .411 the Latter wi>rk win be seven heroines—all young girls of 16 or attractions during the latter part of the sea- in the (ilanta for Uncle Sam during the day under being cast for th<‘ parts. and for Dr. Ferdoii at night. To show his ap¬ SAN FRANCISCO LODGE, NO. 21 preciation for Ibelr services J. K. presented the At the meeting held Tnesday, September 10 boys with several hundred dollars between them, DREISER WRITES NEW PLAY several new members were Initiated, also abont as some of them bad been with him for the six or i-.ght Dew aiqilications were received. past fifteen years. The ladies of the company New York. Oi'L 5.—Tbaodore Dreiser Is fol¬ Sister Jeannette Dupree visited the lodge and 16-INCH RED, WHITEAND BLUE also came in for their share of present* In the lowing bis seven short plays with a drama uf made a few well chosen -emarks on the good of way of fine furs. .Mr, Ferdon states that he standard length, which, at pn-wnt, is entitled the order. This was Sister Dupree's first visit really enjoyed being liberal with hls performers, to San Francisco in ten years. She was playing as they bad stuck with him thru thick and The Hand of the Potter. The play Is to be in at the Hiiqiiidrome Theater with her partner. thin. Jim announced that he has given over the repertoire of the Coburna. Elinor Wils-.n. They .are now on their way to $S0lion pb- success. All the nsmey ha* been turned over nil friends, also would like to hear from all ture player, was presented for the first tiiu- With Electric Eyes, 24 Inches. $16.50 Doz. lo the Red Cross and it was some program. the boys. Address Dr. Jim Fenlon, 1549 Cassll by Ye Liberty Players In Oakland the Iasi Bni. John C'ontant is miw on his way to France. Place, Hollywood. Cal. Poodle Dogs No. 9, - $42.00 Gross G'-«l lurk to the Rrother. Rro. 11. Dobrlng. week of Keptemlier. Wilbur scored as a young We also manufacture small Stuffed Animals for Deputy Grand I'resldent. ja in the 19 to 36 American, invalided home, blinded by shell Grind Stores Send for Samples and Catalog. Dr. White Eagle Informs us that he celebrated cla-s and has his quesHonnalre and ready to his sixty-first birthday anniversary Seidember shiK’k. Henry Shumer had the fat part of the go if he must, and a great many Brothers are 2.'i at Mendin, W. Va.. and received many use¬ piece as the German-Amerlcan, divldeil between AM. MADE STUFFED TOY CO. In the same boat as he is. Hro. Edward VYag- ful presents. Also that the su|ierlntendent of bis affection for bis ad4ipled country and bis I2S Bleacker Street. NEW YORK. ner is on the siek list. Bro. Robert Wakeman the camp there gave a dinner in honor of him¬ early reeollei'tions erniis season. He will stay out t>arts. The Common Cause will shortly have .i Two-head Child. Mermaids, etc. List Free. NEL.'*OV continue to. until about the middle of the present month, SUPPLY HOUSE. Store 514 E. 4th St., S. Boston. Your* In C., B. and K., when be will close and be and the Missus will Broadway showing, as several Eastern manager* Maaaai'b'iaetla. HUE MAKKB. go to I’iqoa, O., where they will enjoy the com¬ have It Bow under conalderatlmi. OCTOBER 12, 1918 Ttie Billboard

WHATT IS JAZZ AND JAZZISM SERVICE Good Luck So mnch ha* bcrn nalrt aicalnat jazt mnslc—^If Service Pins music It is—that a native of New OrIeaD!>, from INSIGNIA whence it said to oriftinate, baa risen In Heavy fold Plate, hard Indignant protest. In an article to The Tlmea- BARS enameled. CAMPAIGN rirayune of the Crescent City he sum* It up I. 2 and 3 Star*. $12.00 GROSS liii thusly; "Why la the Jaix music and, therefore, 113^0 Gioss $15.lt Qross the jazz band? As well ask why is the dime We have every Rlhboa issi novel or tlie creaseilripplng douKhnut, Both are Wa hare Insig¬ Hollil lir!d Front the new Croix do Ouerm £ nia Burs up to 8ervu’ti iSarii. Keal mciit.v at loc eai'h. .1 low streak in man’s tastes tliat has not yet the very bigheat hand liigraTeU. Saiu> ■ oine out in eivllizaticm's wash, Imleed, one I, 2 and 3 Stan. duaUty. pic, 00c. One-third dapaalt on may v’o further and say ttut Jazz music is the I rwArsn ikirNSfPi i ^ _ risijue story syncopated. The writer likens miis'.e to a house of luiises, dividini; its various phases into apartmeuts, plaeiug rytlini in the servant^' hall, where is heard the folk songs and native daneea «if the world. Prominently (■oiiular in tiie s<>rvaDls' hall of the house of muse, FRANKLIN COUNTY FAIR ai’eonling to tills writer. Is rajctlme, whose' devo¬ tees love to fairly wallow in tlnpan noises and on tliese uature's loud ami meauiUKleMS sound Louisburg, N. C., 5 Days and Nights, October 15th to 19th has an Intoxleating effeet. like erude colors. In the heart of a rich totiacco count}' in the most firosjH'rous State in the country. -Iroiyr perfumes and the siaht of IdisMi. To ^ ^nch as these the disrordaiit strains of Jazz music YU A NT PONr*F^^ION^ kinds, Fortune Tellers, Lunch and Kcfreshincnt Stands. E.\cliisive is a delight and to danee to the blatant hray of YYAlYl J^ORSALE. Wire or write the ernde Instriiuiente gives u sensual delight. New Orleans n fusea t<» parent this style of low T. H. GOLDEN, Superintendent, Louisburg, N. C. brow music and its citizens art making it a civic ' jiolnt of honor to suppress eireulation of tlie story that Jazz music had its origin In the Southern eity. In the estimation of the better ROBERTS’ UNITED SHOWS WANTS elaes of her citizens—who are hy nature of a (raharot Daiicei-s and Attendant. Can place strong Team for Plant. , i’=«. musical trend—Jazz music Is nil as far as mu- ^,,, , , y-. XI- i VI 1 f r, 1 .11 1 T. 1 furnished tho lyrlt s and h. S. S. Hiintlnglon s cal value is rom-erned, and its iMissibilitics of ‘^now; ad(lre.ss iJave INoxon. Want ueek for Snake fehow, also rreaks composed the music to a patrlotle s'*ng. paying harm are great. |for Pit Show. Want Dancers for Garden of Allah. Can place W'ork- tribute to iTesiihut wiisou, ent.ti.d w.svirow In an interview recently .\arun ITofTman, who j his V. i.ten musical stores for many plays, gave inginon for Rides, also want Man to take charge of Plant. Show Top and Kci’portTi’a'!, is th.- Vu^uher. birth to a new and apt dcwcrlptlon of the ^Outlit. Want Shows and Concessions for Carrollton and Manchester, ’ —- musical monstrosity, saying it is nothing more |Ga., Fairs, opening Oct. 22. Both are Day and Night Fairs. All ad- theTHE maid,MAID, theTHE man,MAN, theTHE moneyMONEY or less than a sprained meloily. ^ r dress ROBERTS’UNITED SHOWS, Rome, Ga., this week. v-„.,„fnii'ii Hill, N.v J., O t. ff.—For the first time HUN HARMONY HITS j on any stago the B. F. Keith Players presented a new coiueily, ent.tleil The Maid, the Man. the Money, at the Ilinl-on Theater, I'nkin Hill. • '.larb -ton. S. r._ O, t. —J. E. Pe Italn and . I Fraakt, Curiositias, Novaltlaa, llluaiens, Bally-Hoo ■ I e-ter S.'Uwartzl'erg. of the Palmetto Music Pub- - ' Giria, Magicians, Concessions fl yy N. J.. Septeniher .’ll). It made a hit with promi¬ nent Ni'W York nianatrer* whi) attended the li'liing t o., have turned out a miuilH-r of clever WORKERS OF ALL KINDS AND TALKERS n soil? hits, which they are ideaeed to tall llun I prenile-e, and it made such an impression with STEADY WINTER’S WORK IN 10 CITIES ■ X IlariiK'ny lilts. They liave al.so on sale Sweet- MUSEUM Joe WelsT that he i>ur<'haaed the American rlxhla immediately. He will pnkltice it 111 the hi-art. a waltz iMllad: J'-'ery Motlier Uaised llep WRITE FULLY very near future with a prominent cast. Ilor To Ke a SoM’er. My Wtuiderful Seashore H.. 0. Wallace, I g tiirl. .\nj where, .a noveity hullad; Won’t Yon Ma'se rp With Me, li.' r; My f!al Sue, My ELIMINATE TICKET ENVELOPES ^.lukee Sailor Boy, Mi-ter Coniliiclor, When It’s New York, Oet. 7.— movement ha* been Turkey Time In Teuiies,s', whieli Billy Beard is Comluff Back to the Good Old V. S. X., to a who here adventures for the first time in the started uiismi; theatrleal managers for the making a big hit wiib; The Nearest Place to well known Elastern pnbHsher. There’s a Lit¬ realm of popular songs. His words inspired eonservatK>n of white iiajier by eliminating thea¬ Heaven Is Home. Sw.a-t Home, and CiskI l.utk. tle Town in Ireland continues to be a big fa¬ Marian Townsend to a rousing bit of tuneful¬ ter ticket envelopes. Many managers have al¬ Boys, a rousing patriotic match -oag. vorite with performers and a steady seller, ness which ought to make the song go every¬ its other numbers are Pick Me I'p and Hold where. ready taken steps to do away with the enve- Me Tight, IToper Thing To Po, We Can Mn«- lo|>es and others are rxi>eeted to adopt a similar AN EXPRESSIVE WAR SONG ter Tncle Sammy Ten Millb-.n Men or More. The Ier supply. swing is Our Yankees, the music by Joe Merrick, I the boys of the I'nited Htates .Lrmy. A SWELL FOX TROT VAUDEVILLE NOTES

New York, Oct. 5.—Everything Is Ilanky Til* Five Syneopated Notes, formerly of Sorhle Kory Kown In Ilonky Tonky Town 1* Just what Tiii'ker ami Her Five Syneopated Kings, opened it* title suggests, a ragtime melody with a fox THE MARSEILLAISE reeeiitly with their new aet at the (llobe Thea¬ trot meter. Ij has caught on big everywhere ter, Philadelphia, and were a big hit at every it Is played. Harry Tierney Is responsible for show. The boys have a distinct novelty, and it and McCartliy & Fisher are exploiting It. The national anthem, or rather hymn, of our ally, France, was orig¬ one <»f the N'st of It-s kind now in vamlevllle. inally written hy Rouget oetical and musical gifts, and was a great friend of the Baron de Diet- .Vrtaine of Maurice anil .\rtaine, is a very clever That Band From Yankreland, Is a catchy, stir¬ rich, a m»ble Alsatian, then Mayor of Strasburg. ai'robat. am! a great patriot. Standing on his ring marrh song that is is’oiilar wherever it is One winter’s night in the year mentioned the young offleer was father’s oufstretehcil hand he dellvcTS a pa- sung, and fJood-Ily To My Brown Eyes in Sunny dining with the Baron and his family. The fare, owing to the exigencies triidlc adilress. t< lling what he wriulil like to of war, was very .'»canty, consisting In fact of some garrison bread and < .iliferniu ha* both music and lyrics. I do «ith Kaiser Bill. a few slices of hain- Cyril Smith, late of Little Mis* Foxy com¬ Certaln public ceremonies were to take place In Strasburg shortly j WITH SHERMAN, CLAY & CO. pany, has fratmsi a single act and is now in and the conversation turned upon these. De Dietrich was in despair for I Chicago arranging bookings. San Francisco, Oct. 3.—Ben Black has been \.ays aiul ineuns to add punch to them. He desired to rouse, to awaken •'ippolnted ninnagrr of the professUuial office of to enthuse the populace. Suddenly remembering his young friend’s I Frank Bush, the fa.mtus illalect monologtst. i'lieriuan. Hay A: Co., innsir pnbllslu'rs, and gifts he proi)o.spd that the latter write a patriotic, stirring song, declar- : says he is *>1 years old. lait does not feel a weiilil i||(p tn have hi* friends, wlien on the ‘ng he would .sjicriflce the last bottle of Rhine wine in his cellar then ilay oilier than when he maile his first "variety’’ • last, drop In and we him. He is located and tiiere if it would help to inspire him. I apis-aranee over forty years ago. •at tJlO Pantages Theater Building. The ladies seized upon the idea and sent for the bottle of wine and Here anit Tliere. the patriotic sketch, fcatnr- it was duly and solemnly drunk. Ing IJxzle B. Kayniond. was eom|>eIl

I 56 Tlie Blllbo a r <1 OCTOBER 12, 1918

MINSKY BROS.’ THIS MAGNIFYING JIMMIE POWERS, (Continued from pafr<' 11) Up-to-the>Minute Manager of the (Coodn we effered. We have paid out an hirh an METAL MIRROR Milc-a-Minute Girls six hundred dollars for a fl»e-mlnntp op«“nln(r WILL SOLVE YOUR MAKE UP PROBLEM of muTinK ph tures. in addition to our burlesque New York, OetolH-r .5.—If the Mile-a-Mlnute offerlnff. On on*- o<-easlon we bad one seene UNBREAKABLE Girla didn’t get thelra at the National Wlntir made up of traiin,r pai)er that eoat ns three AND WILL LAST A LIFE TIME. Garden it waa no fault of Jimmie I’cwcrs c- hundred and fifty dolljra for the one week. IN ATTRACTIVE FLANNEL LINED RUBBERIZED CASE. tbe company, for they worked hard and a;i Then apain we are strona on ple<'trlial efTeets pnrently pleased the audience. and spare no expense In ohtainimr the desired $2.00 POSTPAID There is n noticeable Improvement in the b In. IH uiamatc: Ad IDEAL GIFT FOR PROFESSIONALS. results. allow since we reviewed It at the Olympic earlier “While we take the credit for the presen¬ WOODWARD-WILLIAMS CO., Inc. 15 East 26th Street, N. Y. CIH. in Hie season. tations. there is a idi: and ino.'t imiiortant fac¬ I’.lllle K. Wells has given to It a new o': tor that s(iells failure or success and that la that deals witli divorce that gets the liiupli-. the conKenlallty that exists lietween company was looked after by Mr. .lohnson. manaper of tile Intermission at tin* Columbia Tlieater is an ('laiide Itadcliff has N-cu assigned to maiiap" and audience. Our patrons know each aud tlie Ouyet.v Theater: Mr. Hyatt and Miss OHn, iuipurtaot factor in pruuiutlug pruhlbitlou. the stage. Anna Mack will replace May Bello every i)erforiuer by their first names. Tliey of the Woolworth Co., who i-ommnnieated wit'.i The fact Is the patrons at the Colnnibla .ap¬ George Brennan replaces Bert Si-ott. Kaymond meet them outside of the theater anil converse air. Von Tilzer. who Immediately wireil Mr. parently prefer tlie niiisli-al proprani to a visit II. Perez has N-en dire<-tlnp the girls in new freely with them relative to what tiiey like I’rcsintt if he divdrcd to lommuuicate his con¬ to the nearby thirst ennKirliinui, for the ma¬ numbers and dances with which they are win¬ and what they do not like. Our stake manaper dition to his mother, who resides in New York jority remain seated during the Intermlsalon ning fresli laurels. was a repular fellow and kood mixer. wl»' City, and tlie reply was, "I do not want her to lietween burlewiues to enjoy the orchistra’s We an- pleaseil to note that the Petite Kutic minded with qur patrons and strived to kive worry, so keep tlie news from her as lone as varied offerings.—NEI>E. IVdl Is still with till- sliow and making good.— them what they wanted, and, pet this stralpht, ixjssible.” Unfortunately death came without NELSE. tliey wanted clean burlesque, and lie pave them bis mother's knowledge or presence at Ids bed¬ MINA SCHALL clean burlesque comedy and not camouflape side. H. MORRISON’S CONTRIBUTIONS musical comedy that’s mostly dialops. Bn receiving word of his death. Mr. Von Til¬ New York, Oi-t. 4.—During a Saturday even¬ "We made the mistake of thinkinp that our ler arranged for his remains to tie forwarded to ing visit to the National Winter GunlcD we Cleveland. O.. Sept, JT. patrons would prefer a idianpe of >M-rforniers New York City', where Interment will take discovered Max 1>. Quitman promoting publicity Friend Noise: each week and we liecame alliliuled with the place.—NELSE. ' in advance of Max Spiegel’s SiM-ial Follies. A few more notes for old Billyboy; .\mertcan Wheel attractions, but soon realized Speaking of Mina Sclmll Max said: “Miss "We want womi-n." Is the cry at the Empire Schail is one of the most patriotic enthusiasts that our folks down here want the same perform- CLUB HOUSE WEDDING Theater, Cleveland, .vnd take It from me they i‘rs. but < hanpe of shows, and we propose to on the stage today. During tlie Third LliH'rtjr arc playing to capacity every day. If they had pive It to them, la'pinninp Octidier 14. with eight Ixian Drive in Chicago she made a direi t appeal New York. Oct. 5.—On Sunday last. Septem a few more Jack McNamaras on the .American principals, four men, four women and twenty to the audience that impressed one man so liiT b'lrlesquers approaching the club house Wheel there would be no bad s|K)ts to play. Tli.- plrls in the chorus, and we intend pivlnp our favorably that he purchased and presented to wore liulined to think that they had Ix-cn left Empire so far is the Is-st billed bouse that I performers every essential that makes for bur¬ Miss Schail a $50 bond. Miss Schall. Sol out of a celebration of some kind, for in front have made since coming West. lesque comedy. Myers, manager of the company, and myself of the club were .several automobiles, from Frankie Metzer, world's greatest talkin,- “Our openings and finales will be something have been designated as a committee by tlie which stepped well groomed men and handsomely apent. ie here in Cleveland ahead of Girls of unusually big In ensembles. Speidal Follies Company to promote Interest in gowned women, who were received at the d«or tlie U. S. nl-i Iisikinp after buying up ail "We are now at work on special scenery and tlie Fourth Liberty Ixian Bond sale. by Steward Tom Ward, who directed them to the tlio green ink iu town for the Stone and Plll.u 1 there is a rain scene for the second show that "In addition to that Miss Schail Is sending top floor, where laindlord Bollock acted ns master show. Coming to tuc Star soon. alone cost us one hundred dollars. We will out letters soliriting peach stones tliat she will of ceremonies that Is. If we eioci't Uabbl Broke another record at Buffalo. Bi-st opening work alonp the same lines in all our scenic forward to the Government.” .\hraham Sigcl, who united In mar-ispe Samuel of the season and another record week. No-, and lightinp pfiectn, From our personal observation of the rolup- for the Empire, Cleveland, and Cadillac. D- Crisis and Anna Gallander. .Lmoiig iIiom- present “I’.aymond B. I’ere* will put on the numbers tnoiis, raptivatinp. dreamyeyed Mina we are were Mr. and Mrs. Ilarr.v Mcyer^, of motion pic¬ trolt. The local m.anapers are dv>w sen-ling and dances. Tlie cast enpaped so far includes confident of her success, for few can refuse.— ture fame; Mr. and Mn. Fish'aaum, Morris Pol telegram!, ahead stating The Midnight Maldeus .tack Shargel .md Kddie Fox medlans, Eildle NELSE. lock and the bride's sister, Mrs. Sarah Pollock; the best they have played so far this season. Clark Juveniles, Holly Sweet and Imlly Webb •Miss Buster Perry, Ingenue of The Mldnlgh; prima donnas, Elsie Brandes, Inaeniie soubrette. Jake Zarlsky and others. STEP LIVELY GIRLS Maidens, is scoring the bit of her young Ilf ■ "The cast will be completed durink the coming The upper floor of the Burlesque Club House is singing Why Did You Come Into My Life and reserved by I..andlord Pollack for bis personal week and rehearsals started.” Go “Over the Top” for Liberty Loan They Keep Knocking Them Down. This Is Ml-- After mingling with the audience after the use. But on thin happy occasion members of the Perry's first season, and she is one of the not - show and Interviewing several oldtlmers in the club were cordially Invited to take part in the New Y'ork, October 5.—The patrons of the of the show. locality we are satisfied that Billy >rinsky'8 festivities as Brother Pollock Is one of us.— Columbia Theater are tlie most cosinopolilan My tdd friend, Danny I.amson, Is still holding explanation is logical and practical.—NELiSE. NEISR. folk in America, for they come to the Metropolis down the liillris-ra at the Empire, Clevelan-'. fiom the four comers of the world, and the Co¬ .\!so saw Cad Wheeler at the Priscilla, one of DAN DODY’S BURLESQUE OPENS AT CANTON lumbia gets them sooo or later, let their stay the vaudeville houses here. in town be day. week or month. Harry la-vey is still handling tickets and the Canton. O., Oct. 5.—.Vmerican wheel bur¬ Dancing Activity Saves His Life During the past week there were several Four- blllroom at the Star. This Is Harry's .tOth ycir lesque was given Its premiere here Friday Minute Soldier Boys in uniform wlio ailvanced at this house. Yours, New York, Oct. 5.—I)an Body probably owes niglit when the French FYollcs opened a two logical and practical reasons why tlios> In the lIAKIty .MDUUISOV his life to his nimhleness in dancing, for B.'in da.vfi’ enpapement. Thru the efforts of M.in- audience should subscribe to the Fourth Lib¬ I .Vgent Midnight M.i dens. in crossing -loth street and Broadway was run aper J. H. Kennedy burlesque will hold the erty Ixian bond sale. into Iiy an automobile, and bis quick sidestep¬ boards at the Orand Opera House Friday ana At Tuesday matinee an .Llabama boy put his ping activity saved his life. Saturday of each week the balance of the sea¬ BOBBIE MORROW address over in a gentlemanly, patrioiic man¬ son. ner that aided the Step Lively Girls In secur¬ HARRY SHAPERIO Gone But Not Forgotten ED MORBACH, JR., ing subscriptions. Strong for Lew Kelly’s Patriotism .\niong the girls who went over the top wen- There will lie uumerous people In llu-.it-l-jl Promotep of Prohibition Beatrice Beryl, Donna Harris, I-ciie Berg, Jo and sporting eln-les who will receive with New York. Oct. ">.—Any one listenlnp to Eerg, Laura Henderson, Edua laiweon, Marqnita sorrow the news of tlie deatli of Boldiy Mom-w. Harry Shaperlo’s elneldation on Lew Kelly’s New York. Oct. 5.—The writer has never met Harris, Charlotte Greer, manager of the Trocadero Theater. Plilladelplila. patriotism eannot liidp being eonvineed that Kelly Ed Morbach or his assoi-iate musicians of the COMMENT. During Ills theatrical career Mr. Ntnerow wa- is doing his bit. For instaoee, Kelly’s appeal Columbia Theater Orchestra to speak to, there¬ Wo did not Inquire lier name, but we did asslstatit treasurer at the Did .Vrdi Strwt Tlic:i to the audience of the Empire Theater, Brook¬ fore lie Is not actuated iiy aniuaintance, friend¬ admire her pretty face, long black rinpict.v and, ter. when it lircume known as BiniiMy's, and later lyn. increased the Fourth Liberty Loan bond ship or any ulterior motive in riaiminp tiiat the most of all, her diplomacy in ral-I-ip one suh- on with John G. Jcriiion In tin- l»>\.,-tnrc of 'It- sale by six thousand dollars. nnu-ical program offered by Ed .Morbach during scri;>Uon from $750 to $S50.—NEI Sr.. Lyceum and Cayety, and -.till latJ-r as asslslam One man in the audience purchased twenty- 1 treasiin-r of tlie Tris-adero under lt» var on-, five hundred dollars’ worth of bonds, wh.-re- j iiianageiiu-iits until lie Is-cauie atfiliated wltli uiHin the patriotic I>»w donated twenty-five ; I' Ihd) Ih-ady In the lease of the Troi sdeto, wlion didlars to the Bed Cross. 1 SEEN AND HEARD Morrow assiiineil the entire management. Igi«t season Mr, Dcady and Morrow pur'-liu-e-d SOUTHERN THEAT. CONDITIONS By NELSE I the pr-ady Dear F'riend—Just stejipi-d off the train. Made advancement. comique. More power to you and your versa- to lend a helping liaud to those in distn-ss.— NEU'SE. a stop or two on way down and find conditious There are several flnelooking blondes In the tlllty, J. W. rather upset on account of the infiiieiiza altua- Trail Hitters, one apparently a newcomer in When I..ew Livingston, manager of Pete tioD. No less than a dozen camp towns closed burlesque. Clark’s Oh, Girl Company, was seen at Biir lc- AMERICAN ATTRACTIONS to amusements hits our circuit rather heavy and Wonder If Don was kidding or did lie really que Comer digesting Hit-Bits, the standees delays several openings. cxpei't Fatima to do something she couldn't or wonden-d why until tlie tip went forth that .\Im- N«w Bookings However, believe that the situation will clear wouldn’t? Leavitt was to do the straight during tlie up in a week or two and all will be good railing Everyone who beard that Babe had b«-cn ele¬ Columbia week and la-w is going to watch him New York, Oct. 5.—Shows on tlie .Vmerlcin again. Sincerely, vated from the ranks to soubrett<-dnm wlslied do lU Whi-i-l Circuit sclieduled to play tlie National GEO. B. GREENWOOD. her well in lier new role. Wonder if anyone Harry Finberg is kcjit on tlie Jump In advance Winter Garden after October 14. will have three _ objected to Babe holding down renter of stage of tlie Pare Makers and Follies of tlie Nlte, and o;M-n days, which General Manager George Peck HARRY PRESCOTT and basking in the spotlight? Harry is doing it to the entire satisfaction of Is now endeavoring to Isiok In a desirable ho.isc. Wliat Murphy and Nolan think about a cer¬ everyone Interested. Tlie last three days of tlie wees will he playeil Gone Beyond Recall tain burles<|ue producing roiinngcr wouldn’t look at the Dlx Theater, adjacent to Camp Dlx, N. J. AT THE BURLESQUE fT.UTl nice in print. Unpaid salaries, eh, what? New York, Oet. 5.—Many burlesquers and other Tom Mull'gan, ageut, last se.xMin ahead of Helen Lawler and May Horan demonstrated PORT HURON theatrical folka will regret to learn of the Lew Talbot’s IJd Lifters, after a pleasant acl their patriotism during the past week by don¬ profitable summer park engagement, visited tbe death of Harry Prescott, formerly affiliated with ning overalls and Jumpers, and, with the aid of Favors Sunday Burlesque club t.» renew acquaintance. (he Max Spiegel and Ram Howe attractions in naste and brush, decorated the pillars of the l-urlesque, and later on with Harry Von Tilzer, Slxtli Avenue L with Fight or Buy Liberty The Application Board at the Club i« now dec¬ New York, Oct. B.—When the Columbia Clr the music publisher, whom he has Iveen repre- Bonds, under the supervision of the Van Burea orated with several applications, chief among ruit auDcxed Port Huron for Us attractions .-enting on and off the past four years, and dnr- Agency. them James IL Manning of Cobau & Harris at the Majestic had several previous contracts tor Sunday entertainment. Now comes the report ‘ng the last two .vears given all his time to tlie The Crescent. Brooklyn, has loat an attrac- tractions. fiat the Hnronltes enjoy the burlesque offer- niterests of the Von Tilzer offering--. tlon In Dolly Sweet, for Dolly is there with the Among the out of town burh-sqm-rs laying off Ings and further dewlre them Sunday, coosc From a letter received hy Mr. Von Tilzer a personality and attractiveness, especially in her in New York for the week wlio visited the clnh qiii-ntly other forms of entertslnment have been week ago It appeared that Mr. Prescott had been Parisian mannerisms, Minsky Brothers are to were Dave Marlon. Bob Travers, Al I.ubln, Ed canceled and burlesque will hold full awty com- taken 111 at the Rome Hotel, Omalia. and a few be congratulated on their selection of Mist I^e Wrothe and others. iiiencing October 6. More power to the powers days later removed to lyord Li-ter Hn-nil al. Sweet. The Orange Bros., costumers to the profi-sslon, that favor Sunday burlesque!—NEL.SE. where his illness was diagnuee.i us S|i.:uish In¬ We wondered at tlie realism of the (Joney were very much In evidence at the club, Ilke- fluenza. which later developed into pneumonia. Island si-eiie in Bam Rice’s Daffydilla, and now w'lse I.on Bldman, lou la-sw-r. Wash Martin, During bis illness at tlie hospital his comfort we learn that Bum is n Coneylte. IzMik thru tlie I..etter List in this Issue—Ibcru .\rthur Pierson and others. may be a letter for you. ABE LEAVITT, one-third of the arerare bnaineaa of the honae, limora; Bnildiac for Demoorary, with Emily INFLUENZA EPIDEMIC CLOSES ploa 2S per cent Inrreaae for the additional Stevena; Liberty Bond Jimmy, with Barold Lock- MANY THEATERS Famous Author in Famous Show bnaineaa that a UoTernmcnt plrtnre aaaurea. wood. and Edlth’a Victory for Democracy, with For inatance: theater's Edith Storey. Each of theae pictnrea airea an (rontinned from page 3) New York, Oct. 6.—When Harry Hills made excellent reaaon why ereryone should inrest in S;r.O p.m.—Lyric, Plymouth, Aator romcly. Ills exit from Pete Clark's Oh. Girl, Company, 2.1 per cent or $2.1 is added, thus figuring the Liberty Bonds. MoroKt-o, Lyceum. Criterion, Knickerbocker. the resourceful Peter grieved not, nor did be business for tbe official picture $121. The Moutauic, I Brooklyn.) lament; instead he sent an B. 0. S. to Abe X;*.", p.m.—.Manhattan. Central, Selw-yn, Bootli, rental for the picture in that case wunld be l.eavltt, the author of Hit-Bits and the book of PALS FIRST AT BROADWAY Beiuiont. Hudson. Gaiety. $41.AT. On the basis of a daily business of 0 p.m.—IxtuKacre. Bijou. Forty-elahth Street. (>h. Girl, and Abe broke all speed laws In re¬ $1,000, plus $2.V), tbe rental of 33 1-3 per cent Playhouse. .Maxine Fniiott, Republic. Litinge. New York, Oct. 5.—Pals First, a six net screen sponding, and, after a hurried consultation with would be $41A.AA. A amall motion picture thea¬ Ein|iire, Cohan dc Harria, Belasco, Punch and superfeature, starring Harold Ixa-kwood, began Judy. I'rter, friendship won, and Al>c will make ter. with a daily business of $1.1, would pay his appearance at the Columlda Tlieater October an engagement at the Broadway Theater, Sun¬ No action has been taken in Chicaco looking onI.v $A.2.1 for the use of the Government film. to tlie cioeiiif; of theaters, aa far as could i'C r, for one week only, or until Kn-d Taylor gets day, September 29, for an indefinite run. Pals The addition of 2.1 per cent to the average learned, and none is contemplated. First is presented by Screen Classics, Inc., and up In his lines for his opening engagement at daily business of the theaters is consideretl very Wushincton, Wilmington. Del.; Trenton. .N. distributed by Metro. It is 0. A. C. Lund's the Casino Theater, Brooklyn. fair, because Pershing’s Crusaders has increased J.; Saratoga Springs. X. T.; Portland. West picturization of tbe clever novel by Francis limok and la^wiaton. Maine, are some of the Itiirlesquers In town may profit by attending tbe business of the theaters from 30 to 200 per towna that hare reported closins of ail theaters the performance and witnessing Abe Leavitt’s Perry Elliott, which enjoyed a successful Broad¬ cent above tbe normal. and public meeting places. Gallipolis. Wilming¬ way engagement in its dramatic form as adapted metliod of presaoUng laughevoklng comedy. Director Hart also makes another announce¬ ton and other Ohio towns are also closed. by Lee Wilson Dodd. —NKL8E. ment of interest to exhibitors; The order closing the theaters of Cincinnati came Saturday at noon, giving the theater man¬ "In order to avoid any misunderstanding.** agers an opportunity to notify many of these CAMP COMMISSION CENSORS says Director Hart, ‘'exhibitors should bear In BAN LIFTED billed for this week in time for them to chance mind that tbe Government tax on theater ad¬ (Continued from page 13) their routing. Patricia CoIIlngc, who was to Endorse Step Lively Girls Burlesque mission is remitted only when the official films be permitted to nse their talents along this hare opened at the Grand, was playing at Wheeling, W. Va.. when the news is'aehcd Man¬ are sliown directly under Government auspices. line, but under certain moderate restrictions. ager George C. Tyler. He inimediatel.r .-hanL-el New York, Oct. 5.—Governmental Recreation When the pictures are shown on a rental basis This news will welcome to the tbouoands the routing of the company and tis>k it back i'ensors are most conscientious in their effort tbe usual war tax for motion picture theater of former well-known men in the amuaemcit to New York. Jack Norworth and his conip.inr. to secure the best In various forms of theatrlcala admissions mnst be collected.** field who. In their service in the army, have booked for the Lyric, came on from St. Isuiis. for tbe entertainment of soldier boys at the can- found many suggestions which they may now The Roseland tSlrlg. scheduled for the Olympic, be able to work into scenarios, plays, etc. were playing at Dayton and moved dlrectlT to icnments; therefore, when Arthur Pearson ap- DISTRIBUTES POWELL PICTURES Chicago. Vaudeville performers who were to ; lied to tbe commission to accept the Step Live¬ On thl# subject the War Department order have appeared at the Empre.ss and Keith's ly Girls as a Christmas attraction, they evinced •New York. Oct. 7.—The W. W. Hodkinson ■ays; followed Individual plans. Newport and Coving¬ ticlr ekeptii'ism of bnrlesqne until the dlplo- Corporation annonneea that It will distribute a "The writing of fiction, tho forbidden In the ton. across the river, and Norwood issued onlers series of six Frank Powell pictures prodncetri,u--e are congenial eo-workers In Jacobs A WARREN ELLSWORTH MUSICAL COMEDY COMPANY Jermon's "Bon Ton” Show, likewise when they NEW YORK THEATERS the Mirlesi)ue club. Tlipref we, It attracted some attentico when they were seen at Burlesque (Contlnccd from page 3) orner in a spirited debate. S<-cnting sometliing and Pvt. Marks of the Old BOth. are the speak¬ cut of tlie ordinary we sidled up and over- ers. Many stage ami screen stars will appear iieanl Barr.v say, "Baltimore lias sny number during the drive. By courtes.v of B F. Keith’s Pslare Theater of in"numents to prove It.” Strouse came l>si k the Panlist Choirislers sang for the 2,S00 em¬ with, "Philadelphia has Tlie Hail and I.ilierty ployees of Arbuckle Bros.' coffe* plant at the Bell, and. what's more, Bart McHugh and Walt foot of Jay street. Brooklyn, at noon yesterday. ."^lli’k. That will bold you for a while. I guess. Chairman Alliee, of the Theatrical Allied In¬ terests Committee Thursday night anneunred the "Nc't on your life.” said I’-arry. "Baltimore lias following sales of bonds in New York theaters; ’••hn T. McCaslln.’* New Y'ork Theaters Amonnt Seeing the writer standing nearby and ap- Academy of Music .$ 2.WS» I-arently llKtening to tlieir del>ate they changed Adelphi. lO.ocsi the discussion to "B<>n Tons.” and from what Alhambra. Keith A .\U>ee. A-S-'et tiiej said the ihow Is the greatest In Imrlesune. Astor, Coban A Harris. 29.JtNi Andubon, Wm. Fox. 5..Vk» —NKLSE, Belasco. 12.001) Booth. 2.010 NEW WOLFVILLE RELEASE Broadway. 103d St.. 710 Broadhnrst. 2,2.10 (Continued from jiage 40) Bronx O. H. IS.OOrt Casino, I>>o A J. J. Sbnbcrt. 4 .100 The Canyon Holdup again brings favorite char¬ Central . 'J.fioO acters of .\lfred Henry I^cwis Iiooks into a clash Centurv. 2.800 of motives. Patricia Palmer, who ha« l>oen Citv . ll.fi.1o lier.iine In so many ,if the Wolfvllle Tales, is Cohan \ H.irri-. 72.800 • 'Ds again as the daughter of an old gold pros- Cc Kcnial. K-itii .t Alh.c . I'J.OnO Klaw A Lrlaiiitcr. 10..10O pector, Otto l-ederer taking the latter role. Colmiibiis. .1. Hertcert Ma k. .1.000 The next subject on this ]>rogram will be an O. Comedy, I,i>e .1. J. Sliiil» it. 7,710 Henry story. The Ghost of a Chance, a society Crotona, Wm. t'ev .:. 2.800 -ouiedy-ilrama with .\gnes .\yres ami Edward 81st St., cor B'wav . lO.ldrt Barle. Maxine EIBott. lee .N J. .1, Shiibcrt.Itl.lOt* Eltinge, A. M. Wood . 17 fi-V) Members of the WancD Ellsworth Musical Comedy Company, now playing an extended engageinent Empire, Chas. Frohmnn . -100 LOCKWOOD’S ACTIVITIES at tbe liberty Theater. Camp Frevnont. CaL This photograph, by Johnson, waa taken under the llveoak 5th .Yve., K. K. Proc-tor . IS.WO trees in the rear of the theater. 48th .St., Wm. Brady. 1.0.H4 •New York. Oct. 5.—Frank R. Wilson, director 44th St., U'e A J. J. Shubert. 4.10 Gaiety, Klaw A Erlanger . 2.400 of piibllcity for the War Ixiant, has telegraphed Such matter prepared by eoldiera an relates Globe, Cha«. Dillingham. 27.100 his thankt to Harold Lo«'kwood for Ida co- THE LION AND THE MOUSE Green Room Club. '23.00U to the military ppofeaslon, the war or to cur¬ operatton to tbe Government in making the Hamilton. B. S. Moss. 3.5.10 New Tort, Oct, 7.—Alice Joyce, Y'itagrapb rent events. It Is provided, mnst first be sub¬ I'ltrkitic film. Liberty Bond Jimmy, in the in- Harlem O. H.. Keith A Albee . rt.l.io star, soon will be presented in a de luxe pro- mitted to and approved by the Chief Military Harris. Selwrn Co. 5.8.10 t'reat of the Fourth Liberty Is>an. duetkm of The IJon and the Mouw, most fa¬ Censor, Military Intelligence Bureau. General Hlpjcocironie ('has. Dillingham . 4.18.10 The Great Romance, written especially for mous and successful of the plays written by the Staff before Its sale, publication, or pr'Hlurtioii Hnd'con, X. B. Harris .'st. 43.0.10 this film star, la now in productlou. Thru Hiirtig A Searaon's . 1.3.10 late Charles Klein. It will tie released as the will be permitted. the courtesy of Major J. J. Cowdrey, Coast Japanese Gardens . 2.710 third -Mice Joyce production on the Blue Rib- The War IVpartment order further says; Jefferson. B. S. Mo«s . 4.710 Gnarda, 0. 8. A., IMreefnr Henry Otto waa b'ln feature program during the present season. "Tbe censor. It may l>e stated, believes that KnickerNae'ter. X. G. Sommers. 7,010 '■nabled to shoot several scenes In tbe military the writing gift should bo encouraged. It is I.exlngton. 81o coat. Fort Scboyler, N. Y. Liberty. Klaw A Erlanger . l.ialo SALOME OPENS IN NEW YORK tho best form of propaganda. It keeps alive the Stage Women’s War Work . S4..150 interest in Individual acbevementa and point l.yric. T ee A J. J. Shubert . 2..10O THE BELLE OF NEW YORK New York. Oct. 7.—Having adjusted lalior of view. It will bring to light numberless plo- Manhattan. 1.10 dlfficnlties, tbe belated metropolitan appear¬ tnrewine bits of character and orndnet other¬ Mt. Morris. ftlO New Y'ork, Oct. 7.—Engei..- Walters had ance of the Wm. FV'x prwlnctlon of Salome, wise nnchronlcled, U offers enconragement to Nemo, Wm. Fox . 3,310 rlticn the screen version of Edna May’s New .\mstordam, Klaw A Erlanger. 4.2.10 featuring Theda Bara. openiM at the Forty- the free expression of the American soul In oldtiine surcrsafnl musical play The Belle of Palace. Keith A Albee . 17,4.10 Fourth Street. October ft. Critics are divided these hours of Its greatest esprrlence.” .l.'JOO New York, In which Marion Davies Is to lie as to the meiita of the screen presentation of Playhouse, Wm. Brad.v . 1.. 101t I'lesented shortly. Jnllns Steger will have the famous Biblical story. IMara ... 7.700 hsrge of the directing. NEW SYSTEM Proctor's 'JBd St. 5.700 Proctor’s .l'(th St. 5.. 100 GOVERNMENT WANTS STILLS DISTRIBUTING PLAN Of Ticket Selling Will Be Inaugurated Proctor’s 12.1th St. 4.2.10 by Railroad Adminiatration Regent. B. S, Moss . 0 .100 New York, Oct. 5.—The Arrow Film Corpora¬ Repnhiie. A. H. Woods. 15.000 tion, distributor of the six-part production. Rialto. S. I.. Rothapfel. ■23 000 RIvoll. fi.lflo Huns Within Our Gates, bat received a request Washington, Oct. .1.—The completion of the Riverside, Keith's. .35 MO from the War Department for a ■ollec- plans for selling railroad and Pullman tickets 6.. M0 •New York, Oet. 5.—TMreetor Chas. 8. Hart. Boval. Keith’s. tlon of still photographs made from that pro¬ in a single transaction at the ticket offices is standard. John Cort . 2.200 ■ f the Division of Films, Committee on Public duction. The communication advises .Yrrow that annonm'cd by the Railroad Administration. They star. Wm. Fox . 8.10 Information, who recently annoiinet'd the early 3.200 the still plates are to be Incorporated In i>er- will be put Into effect by November 1. Th«ise Shnbert, I.ee A J. J. Shubert releLs of Amertea’a .Ynswer, the swond U. 8. I'nion Sqn.are . 4 350 manent records of the War Plan IHrlsion as will eliminate tbe present system by which '•ificlal War Picture, under ctindltiona that would Washington .. 2.900 evidence of the part the moton picture companies travelers are retpiircd to buy the transportation u'ake it poestble for moving picture houaea. have played in the present war. The conimnnl- at 8 cents a mile, or cents if they intend Total •»rge and amall, to show the picture at a cation is signed by Col. C. W. Weeks. General to travel in a Pullman, and then to make Pull¬ Bnioklyn profit without iBcreaalng their admlaslon prices, man reservations at another window. now makea public the plan that hat been worked Previously reported out by Dennla J. BulBvan, manager of Domestic VAUDEARTIST SUES AGENT I'Istrlbutloa, for giving both the exhibitor and METRO’S LOAN FILMS Grand Total 'lie public an abaolutely fair deal. As already announced. Araerlea's Answer will New York. Oct, 1.—The Metro players re¬ New York. Oct. 7.— .MIeging that her hus¬ OVER $8,500,000 released thru the World Klim t'orporatlon. sponded In a body to the call of the Government band. John J. Collins, the liooking agent, assaul- rhe date will be October '28 instead of the 14th. for Liberty I,oan pictures, and four of the plays t«»il lier on several occaslooe. IV^rotliy Regal, Nc» Y'ork, Oct. 7.—The F«mrth TJberty Loan IS previously Indicated. The plan does not .-om- hare already been completed. Tbeas are; A vaudeartlat. filed a snnimons and complaint with drive in New Y'ork theaters up until today has prrhend a percentage, but a straight rental of Woman of France, written and acted by Na- tbe county clerk for divorce and alimony. netted $8.514.9.10. OCTOBER 12, 191S

MORROW—Robert K. Morrow, 4r.. well known PARIS ORCHESTRA in tbeatrlcal ami iportins <*in-le» In IMilIadel- pbia, ilted at lilt bomr in Philadelplia, Ta., Ort, 3, from Bpaniab Influenza. Ue «aa Id lila S4tb Opana at Matropolitan Opara Housa year At tbe time of lila death be wat man¬ OBITUARIES _) ager of thetbe Trocadero Theater, Philadelphia. New Tork, Ort. 5.—After being escorted t( NOVOTNY—Will and Frank, brothers of America by a French war ship, playing Iti ALLB.N _CornCorp. Albert 11. Allen, lormeriyformerly |■ iromfrom s|ianisnSpanish innuenza.influenza. Ijiatijiai epnoKeprlna heoe euiei'entered Cbarfea A. Novoiny,Novotny, chief auditor of (bethe Wm. Initial offerlDg under tbe shadow of France*! manager!er of the Columbia Theater, Attleleiro,Attleteiro, ' thetlie newnpuper field and waa connect d with ttbe L. Sherry Service,Service. New lork,York, dlMdied at a Coa- great gift to America—tbe Bartholdi Rtatw Mase., died recently at Ft. McUeury, llaltimorc. < I’hiladelpliia Imiiilrer. He la aurvlved by nectlcut army camp September of Spanish of Uberty-the extremely conaerratlre Sympbony i)<-alb »ae due to Spaniab influenza, which de-1 widow and two rblldren. n uinza. Orchestra of Paris makes Its American deboi Telo[>ed into pDeuffionia. JONES—John 'Jonea, who was formerly em- PRESCOTT-Harry Preac< tt. well known to October 8, under the directorship of Andre Mea

waf atnclcn with hcari tloubl^. Arden fo? cenily In France. „„ formerly connected with tbe Max Spiegel *“ ^ r«*a,ona. This 1. tuany y**arb bad be<*D of tbe Iwat llkt**] KOLB—Tony Kolb, ticket seller connoted I and Howe attractiooH in bnriwoc tbe first tlm^ famous orchestra baa oret actors on tbe American ata^e. lie ni»t only with tbe Yankee Kobinsoo Circus for many I tbe past four year# be baa been connected wltb I been heard in Amerl(*a. It la oae of tbe oldest played in many pucecsses, but wrote several I years, died at New dm, Minn., September 9, I \od TiUor. Ills remains were taken to New I symphony orcbestraa In the world, bavlnf beer plays himself. He first appeared on the I i^aNDSBERG—Albert A. lamdeherir a teacher I and laid to rest there. founded, in Ita present form, In 1818, by mo In Gbicago In 1S82 and a few years later be u,urIc, died at bis home, 4s7 PraDklin aeenue, BADCLIEFE-Minnie Radeliffe, wi.lely known ilclana tracing their musical nneettry centuriei starred in bis (»wd melodramas. Ills last etaire Rrooklyn, October 1. to the theatrleal world and In Pn^te life known baon. E,cry member la a graduate of the Paris venture was in a vm-evy, father of Ethel Levy, died actretn many yearn ago. Mm. Wllllnm* was a man. And Uat, but not leant, thin very arUto t'rly president of the Professional Women's inIn I/is .Angeles recently at tbe age of 67 years, daughter of the late Jodg* BadcUSe. Her Ia*t entic and exclusive organisation has come t< league. Is bis widow. LEWIS—Arthur Stuart I>ewls, who had been Fetgnson’ir comwuS. * America to pay tribute to the country which has .1.- .1.—twA ,1,, flower of Its manhood to France to ARMSTRO.NG—RuthARMSTRONG-Ruth Armstrong, a member orof In• the tbeatrical huslness- for September 22 BEBMOND-Rlu Bedmond. well known an a , the Berkeley Sextet, a wellwelPknown known lyceum and with^ John '’kimrva^ m«n» prlma donna In musical comedy and vaude- Baht the enuae of humanity. A deUcate French rhaut*u.|uaehautamiua organization,organization died of rnenm..nia.pneum.mia. re. Lewis appear^ Le^lsTilu was han ownero^er of a tenttMt ▼HI*. at tbe St. Mark Hospital, courtesy to American valor. Ab.'^"*'! ^1? a”"’ ' **a*on and im^ t^n Texas til Brooklyn. Sep^mher 8a She la «^ved by a - Abingdon. Ill., Octolxr 3. other .Soutbem territory. He la survived by a mother, two alstera. two brothen and two chll- ,,,HaTRATEO MIIBirAl Tftwpw AFOrsT—Hal August, a motion picture mother, a brother and a sister. Bren. ILI.USTKATEDILLUSTRATED MUSICAL TONES actor. In private life IX)WRT—Tlark I-owry. aon of Georgs Lowry, BEES—Frank U Bees, who had been a mem. - Sf^Hon'smuember ‘>1 He uas ‘^S 7ear^ of ige secretary and treasurer of the Pittsburg BUI. her of tbe first BeB-Hur company end wn* lead- j, York Oct. 6—Thera U a new Invention

‘"^An’t^'l’-voliu Ttn.lev nioneer show woman. M.ArOMBrR-G'eorge Macomber. well known BTOn.ARBS-Mrs. El,xabe,h_B.eh..;d., nmther ‘Ui-Me purest « BAII.EY-Mollle Ilalley, In' tbealrirai circles and at one'time a well of Mr*.'n. c! n-iom! of tbe Tom W. Allei Show*. Cormlck. who is an Inveterate Inventor, ha known js Aunt Molll . da 1 t. t her - at ^ , ,, , ^ jl,. Marine Hoapital, died In New Orleans. Iji., on September 11. She devised an laatrument by which musical tone

In jirlvate life MolUe Bailey was Mrs. A. 11. MARINGER-Freddie Marlnger. eon of Mrs. giving them rolor. Hla Idea la to apply this Hardesty. Georglee .Marlnger, who is with tbe Qoallty I R Stock Fompan.v. w.as killed In Franco September I the T®w^-?h|.«fe^ ln“New“Tork*‘ dll^r/ ttl orelwaU.a. When . BARNI'M—nelen Barnum, a niece of P. T. Ifl while engaged In a battle. Rooeevelt Hospital. New Tork, Oetolwr ft. after number la played the bouae is darkened and a Barntim. died at the Betheada Home, Albany, screen similar to a movlag picture screen U N. Y., Oct. 2 at the age of 101 years. She was M.AA'F.AIR—Wilfred Mayfair, of tbe act ■ ll'"*»»- believed to b«- tbe oldest woman in the State. known as The Mayfalrs, died at the Mount Alto I STONEMAN—Alex Sfoneman. connected with lowered. The operator, who may be the con T>ii T trivi.-T IT M.c* rhi.i.tin« Hospital, Philadelphia, Pa., September 20. the Metro exchange, died in Boston of Spanish ductor, direct* tha musical number, lltustratlnf kle a iS^^isleUn Irtul and playJ^rlgM, Zd ai ‘tIt on th* screen by following Uan.po.ltlon.transpositions on her home In Uockaway Beach, New York. Oe- — tbe apparatus. Thus tbe light number* *ho« on tbe screen an bright, colorful wiavlags of win C. Wood, formerfy Commodore of the About This Season’s New York Successful Productions rainbow hue*. Tbe llluatmtloiu are all done by Jamaica Bay Yacht Club, and of the Belle Har- . hor Aacbl Club. Mrs. BiUvrinkle was 46 years ♦♦♦♦**••»»♦♦♦♦♦*••»*>♦*♦♦♦♦♦*♦*******************▼▼’ blending the eSecta. One might imagine the ■ d age. ♦ heavy darks or blacks or brown a* tbe must BI .ANET—Hugh Blancy, aged 45 years, a ♦ ¥ TMF\rO ^YDF^17DQ takes on a heavy theme, changing to gaiety comedian, died at the Maryland General Hos- ♦ J ■od light and freshness of suasblne as th pltal Baltimore, Oetotwr 2. of pneumonia. His J them* heightens. With Mr. McCormick's la iHidy was sblpp^ to Pittsburg for Interment. t ventlon attached to a regular orebeatra ther- of"K''^^wril'’*of'ThroirfB?^^^^^^^^ the'cHS t Pretty nearly averythlns that can be said ataut tbe dramatic nov- 1* DO doubt as to tbe effect daaired. It It not c .mpanv, was killed in battle In France recent- T elty. Under Orders, In which Shelley Hull and Effle Shannon are now neceaaary to be a musical expert to enjoy the*)- ly. Lieutenant Blddulph was well known as T appearing at the Eltlnge to wonderful business, has been said, llluatratlona, because Mr. McCormick deelaret an actor In this country. J jg probably the most written about play of a decade and deserves emphatically that be aeeka to latereat th* lay BOAUPMAN—True Boardman, a film actor, a mention It has received, for it Is almost perfectly auMed. mind mor* than be does tbe critical. died In i There are no poor or miscast actors to mar the work of the stars. wMo« and .rrt"ighie7 ^ * ed y 1 artistry the house is early Imbued with the SIXTEEN MEMBERS RESIGN -Bi sn-Joe Bush, straight man of the team I conviction that the absence of a supporting company Is an advantage of Bush and Shapiro died September 24 at his i rather than a drawback, and settles down comfortably Tor an evening or The Mualctana* Club of rincinnatl be d Its home in Chicago, flush was 3.' years of age 4 Unalloyed enjoyment. tenth aDoiveraary (V-tober 5. and sixteen mem¬ .and Is survived by a widow. T!ie team was 4 There are many plays running In New York right now thaL despite larger companies, boast fewer actors, viz.; All the single star attractions. ber*. several of whom wrere charter members, t who tendered their realgnatlons laat June when , V 1 s wii * And It Is rather odd, moreover, that none of the vast army of critics, a petition aigned by eleven members was clr naiZ >niri7a'i ComeV Co^ ♦ reviewers and correspondents that Invests the metropolla has pointed culated demanding the resignation of Gustav land. Me.. September 30. Pneumonia caused by ♦ to Under Orders as the only Instance m which an all-star cast has been Influenra was the cause of his death. T successfully Utilized. Clemens, Tier-president, severed their con¬ COOK—ia>o Cook, a member of the vaudeville 7 Two stars In one bill seems to be the limit—In fact Is the limit to nections with tbe club. iDvettlgatloD tbowc<1 act Pipp and Pepp. died In hi* dressing r^m J date. Perhaps three could work together, but we are not sure nor will whem Clemens had prealdod at a meeting where at t^he Empire The.ater, Bahway, N. j.. . ep- 7 gg^^g venturesome and Intrepid producer with the soul of a four alien enrmlea were arreated by Department ^cT^v- -u * e TV A 7 Columbus and the roll of a Croesus comes forward and proves It.— of Justice agents and Interned and thy petition BAWPON -Of the team of Dawson and Boota, 1 seta forth that tlie least rlub members could do died in Chioneo October 2. I’neumonia was the 1 WAiCriti. cause of his death. ._____ waa to guard their own covlrooment against pc'- DOFREVA NO—Wllllnm D«ubevand, known as *▼*******************************************_** Germanism and those who la any manner what¬ Billy Dm, formerly since mnnacer of the Tl- ' — i novversoever serveacre* tozo weokea,wensen, ridiculeriuicuie or eoademnconuemn tbevor voll. New Briglitun, England, died from wooDds pamHy Theater, Chester. Pa. He 1* aurvlved I Stoneman, who la well kaown In film circle* In | motives, purpose* or artlvltle* of our country In France recently. by ag widow and two children.ctllldraB. mv, o, 1 •« her dire hour of need. Tbe eoetroversy FOOTE—Vbda Foote, one of Cincinnati’s most MeCUTCIlEO.N—NormanMeCUTCIlEo.N-Normao McCutcheon (s-'o(s-'O of „,JZar^Z'vfl climl^r was llilled Dying hat stirred up the club, but tbe anoutl alactlo* promising singers, died at her home In Cin- Wallace McCutcheon, promlneut in the thei elnnstl October fi. She recently r. turned from JlZm7tiZ^lktu7o“wZlXpiciuro world, whow died(lied OetotD^oh!^ 3) *‘{,’•'"(1!, \“* "f * building ‘n N-w ^ork of effieers took place aa uiual, and Prealdeat a concert tour of Eastern cities as iKdolst. Mis* septfuiher 2» after a two day llloeas, Foote was 20 years of age. died September 2» after,, a two ^day . i llloess. ^7 o'?■';‘':.^t'•eo„"7r/: of He ws" "’Iror^M.^rn 7n" .TcJlIrlTth. ..n.v-.-Ttx- cm 1, -.1. » TV McCCTtllEON—WallaceMcCCTt llEON—Wallace McCuleheon. prom- amateur at tbe ‘'Human Fly" thing, bit real *ba organization on account of th* ritANhLIN—Eddie F-anklln, brother of TT. jn,.ntinent Inin the theatrical and motloomotion picture world occupation being that of a sign hanger. Ho upheaval. n. Franklin, treasurer of the !.entry Show, die t for more than a^ quarter of a century, diedd in bvimI In Gerry street. Brooklyn. _ at Ills home In Nai^vl le, Tenn., Octohor 1, RmoklvnBrooklyn October S.3. Twentv-flv*Twenly-flv* years aago he TIIORPE-Jamea R. Thorpe, formerly known crsvaziiu a bi az-w ^no”n,IVi*’'i^'n"ol'‘fhe*Soils rToto became the lessce of the o'rand 5pern House. as* James Ranxa^ o7’ the“'Va’udeTine‘‘tea'm“ of TAKES EDWIN ARDEN’S PLACE and mail man on the Sells Floto Show for three Brooklyn, which he oiierafed for some time. He Banza and Arna. died on September 25) at the - 7*"™- was also a scenario writer for BlograpU and Home of Ineurablea, No York, la hla 8dth New Tork, OcL 7.—William Ingeraoll ha* G.4RD—Charles I*. Card of Garrett, Ind., well Edison. Deceased Is survived by a widow, three year. beeo engagiKl by kfrssra. Smith A Ooldea for known among carnival folks as a singer and sons and two daughters. WILLIAMS_JohnWILLIAMJ^ohn J. Willlains.Wi original Peok*# * * ' ivi..'xf.» m.o. ht entertainer for the past fifteen years, was killed MeMANCS-George McManus, one of the old- Bad Boy. died Inin New TorkT Saturday, Oetolter *'‘e part In Three B Ue M< a. made vaeaat b.t In action in I-ranee recently. theatrleal managers In this country, died 5.fi. He left the lejltimatilejitimate stage live years ago lb® sudden death of Edwin Arden GRANGER—Mrs. Mary M. Granger, formerly at tha Ilark Hospital, New York. October 2. for pictures. lie was last seen with .Marlon- a prominent New England actress and sister to He was 72 years old end father of Gcsirge Me Davie* In Cecilia of the-Pink Ro*es. set a ai« •••■ov the late Denman Tlinmps-m, died at her home In Manns, the comic artist and author of Bringing ZENTAY—Mary Zenta.v. violinist and recent MUSICIANS MUST BE LOYAL West Swanzey, N. 11.. .September 23. Up Father. At varlouR timeB he manajc^nl RiHttli I ly of the fwilolRt* at the Strand Theater, nvvrv_TUrenee R Tlanev known tn tbe Barrett, Sarah Bernhardt, Adelina I'attl New York, (lied at ter home In New York Oe- MiooeapoHa, Oct. 6.—Emil Obarhoffer, conduc- professK^n as "Rip," died nt ’ Rockland. Me., and a score of other stars Mr. McManusre 3 tor of tbe Minneapolis Symphony Oreheatra. says Sept. .30. He was with tbe Bate* Mn*,cnl Com- ' ''••H "nl came to New York ten y-ar* ago. ho will tolerate no man in his organization that crlv f.immnv Ilmev w i* rears of aeo and Deceased Is Burvlv(Kl by a widow and three son*. Hungary, -1 years ago. . , ...... x . hU^de«?L"R death w^waa e."sedcaused VFpanlsh‘by Fpanlsh Influenza.nflttenzr* ” MERRTCK-Thom.sMERRICK—Thomas Merrick, who. prior to hi*hi. TheT iTnrd X ..Tt tm' b b . t'e^ U HAWK-Earl Hawk. 35. owner and manager enlistmentfnllotment was assistant eleetrlclan at the Hip-Hlp- LET2 QUARTET Ids eoMrLt Jltb h^ mu Man, a’ cUu! of the Earl Hawk Stock Companv,Company, died Detoberrictober P-xlr®"'®. ^OTk.'ork. waawas killed recently In a - bis contract with bis muslritos a rUn(w by 5.r,, at Greenville.Greenville, Tenn., of pneumonia. Tlie Te- battle Inin trance.France. jjew Tork, Oet. 5.—Coder the dlrecUon of "blch they swear under ostb to support the males were taken to Cincinnati and orem.ated. MILLER—The father of Fred YHller,AHller, of the uans Let*, formerly second vlollatat wltb the government In all Its activities, a* well is A-A wife survives.surrives. team of M.IlerMilUr and Capman,Capman. d^eddied *tat bishis botip-home Quartet, now disbanded, the L«ts Qusr- government afflltsHoos, la it* fight against Ger HFDSON—EricHFDSON-Erlc Hudson, an English actor, died Vesrs«helton. of^nge^'*''*' Conn., ’ Septemlter 24. "*Ho 7^**was 03 let will give a scries of chamber music con- niany and Austria. More than two-third# of the Middenly Octotier 4 at JOl 'West Forty-fifth k v , . • t,,,, street.sn(i7'’^ne"wa"iTn He was in his Vftv-rixth^fift.v-*Iith year.Tear*"" Hudsonnud^^n -'H'llAN-I ouls Moban, business agent of Bill-Bill■ *erta. three of wUkh will bo given at AeoUao members hav* signed this roofract. and tbe ret cameme to -NewNew Tork severalsevera'l yearsyeara ago"ago with the Rosters'?7,V7'c ’-'"'‘VI.r.cnl No. 49, .Seattle, Wash., wasv^s Hall 0< tob<;r '.'2, December 3 and February 11. *on all have not signed l#*bee*use they are *»*.» company which produced The Whip. He was a '‘■lied Septemtier 25 in an automobile acrldent. tt,u j. the second season for thl* new quartet. "•* engagemeats. As proof of their loyalty member of The Players. MOORE—WnUingham R. Moore, until recent _ Conductor Obsrbotler stale* he bad algnatures IRELAND-Robert Ireland, the well known ’7 munag" of the Valentine and Auditorium LIKE AMERICAN SINGERS ©erober# of the orebeatra for more than Scoftl'shcoftuh bagpiper,hamlner died at St.’Joseph'sSt. .Tosenb's Hospital.Hosnltal 7''''“'irrI'lea or* in 1"''"'':;Toledo. ‘w'O.. died at the “Hygenla7«enla t-i rx t zs m t ni^n____ oi tno $20,000 In Liberty Lean Bonds hefors the drlT* ?"'dDea'*ef • He^'w's a^u/'?.S’ veDr'erig? of M”thi^rme"’orhls‘de."h .N>wNew Tork,T.wk. O' t.t- 5.5.-Tbe—The American Boclet,Society of had started. ThelTh*lr season opens about the mid The rrmains were shipped to New Y'ork for ^e was managing Elo-FIo, the niu«i>'a1 comedy .‘Ongers Is now In the third week of It* die of this mouth. hurlal. (ompany. Moor* liegsn hi* theatrical career season at the Park Theater, playing to parked - . x-v-. ...r, r, , ,, -w , with (Ills HIM III hU flr«t New York office. He ,, __ JANNARIS-Cprdella Jannarl*. a .voung so- ^f the m.-t active and popular theater ot the prevloos FLORENCE MALONE SCORES prnno of the Chicago Opera Company, died Oc. In .\fj,|,||e West and always gave weeks. Tales of Hoffman, by the American fober 1 in Chicago of Spanish Influenza. She welcome sign to everyone. His first rosd SocletrSociety called Hoffman's l.oveLove Tal(^.Tales, was not Ix>* Angeles, Oct 5.—Florence Malone, s New York last"wi'nteT * ' " I-'‘Iti-'ii «:is with the I^.xt in thi- Desert Co. presented Octolwr 4, Its premiere taking place protege of Chamberlain Brown, scored a Ire >ew lorK lasr winier. D,, „.,x a ni'Tiilicr of uiany fraternal siedetle* ,, , , i.x „ , » .TOHNRDN—Ray Johnson, who at one time wa* I In Toledo. Deceased Is survived by a widow. I ^’'-toberOctober 10, with mo«t of the stars of tbe to.to mendoiis bit at th*» opening of Daybreak by the a comedian, died In Philadelpbia, P.i. a mother and a sister. clety la the cast. Moruscu fltock Company, OCTOBER 12, 1918 e B IlHooordo 59

DISCUSSING $2,000,000 MERGER STOCK RESIGNS (ContiDoed from pefe LX>) Wanted Colored Performers,« (Continued from page 22) the men on to grrater ronrage and dcTotlon in izatlon. To Americanize It would take year* the boura of ilaogrr, bat makra them forget cold and they point out the fact that it is easier anil mud and tlie wcarlneaa of lung btkea. In to tear down than buLd np. And there tba Tuany i>art!i of the country the most thr.lliog matter resta. fi-ature of the Liberty I»an and Ked Croaa Beiiides the resignation of Mr. Stock Briir.o .Irlres baa been the ainging of aoldiera and Cornet, Alto, Baritone Bteindel Las also resigned, but he. unlike tlie vsllopi on tbe marrb. America baa found her to Btrengthon my 12-piecc hand. Free medicine show. Platform lot work. Two-week director, whose chief fault aeems to be his Out Iwya are alnglug. A ainging army btanda. Ikfn here three weeka, be here 10 more. J20 week and car fare. Easy neglertfulness. is a citizen. The bulk of se f iH InTlncIble.” work. Never close. Pav every night. State all and age. Address dltioim remarks coming from the symphony com¬ What Is true of the singing folks la Ja«t aa WORLD’S MEDICINE CO., Princeton Hotel, Atlanta, Ga. pany have been acrredlte00. This did not in¬ While some of these lyceum and Chautauqua who leads tbe ensemble with her strong dramatic clude Chautauqua contracts, which amounted to j snobs are casting brickbats at tba showfolk we soprano voice, thought Sam Weller just too cute about 110.000. WITH BOSTON SYMPHONY aisb that they might turn their attention to a for anything. Miss Irene Tlmme, who plays the The trial bronght out tbs fact that G. A. Boston, Oct. 5.—Boatonians feel very aatia- few facta which we wish to again rail to tbe deep gutterals of the bass viol, thought Micaw- .Mtin-eht was the sole owner of the Internationai fled that the differences which arose between attention of all. They have been presented before ber the real thing; Miss Frances Chow, tbe Lyceum Bnreau. That it bad been Incorporated, Josef Hofmann, tbe Polish pianist, and the di¬ to oor readers, but they will stand reiieatlng: celllat, jutt adored Mrs. MeStInger, while tbe but that Done of the BtocketB. hell on earth. Not tbe figuratively speaking will be entitled to recover its losses, which, as The first of a series of five concerts was 3. Thousands more, at fleneral Persbing's call, bell that preachers preach about, but the hot fire stated, are approximately $40,000, given rei'ently. Tbe program disclosed that tba enlisted to go abroad and perform the same serv¬ and suffocating hell tliat our soldiers are pouring There is much In this case that will l)e worthy three players have high standards both as to ice over there. Steveral units have already into hla army on the line of battle. of careful study, for there has been entirely tis) musicianship and repertiHre. Their further sailed. I’ersonally we are willing to leave the ”God much talk alKKit throwing varlons bureaus into efforts will be observed with much interest. 4. ALL showmen without eiceptlon have Damn” stuff to those who are trained In this the bands of a receiver. This shows that it is thrown tbeir tents, tbeir opera bonaes and tbeir style of warfare. That they are using it ia a easier to throw a business into tbe bands of a moving picture theaters open to the Fonr-Mlnute matter of record. How effective It la we will receiver than It is to get it ont after it is ANOTHER McCORMACK BENEFIT Men. and when these were not forthcoming leave to others to judge. Here Is a sample of thrown into one. There ia always a right way New York, Oct. 5.—John McCormack gave have addre>«ed the audiences themselves or had what we mean. It ia an Associated I*ress Dia- of doing tblnga. another typical McCormack war relief benefit some gifted employee p«Tfprm the service. patch, and was carried to thousands of papers The Billboard has again shown thst it is the program at tbe IlipiKsIrome Sunday night. Sep¬ .1. Bbowmen were among the very first to and magazines tbruout the country. The speaker only journal atrlving to give the lyceum and tember 29. the entire pns-cedlngs going to the jump forward and lead In tbe War and Thrift is a mac who Is well known to lyceum atgd Chautauqua news which has bad the energy or I>>ague for Sailors’ Comfort and Cheer. Mr. Stamp drives. Chautauqua audiences. Head it: news sense to follow this case In coart and to MK'ormack sang a group of Irish Folksongs, tbe 8. Showmen were smong tbe very first to "God damn the German Empire!” cried Dr. pnblish any notice of it from time to time. Why Berceuse from Jocelyn. The I.ast Honr. by I spread recruiting propaganda for the govern¬ W. H. Crawford, president of .Allegheny College, Is this? We believe that such news is valu.able Kramer, and Harty's By Bivouac’s Fitful Flame. ment. They bnng posters and scattered hand today In a patriotic day address before 2,000 to ail, and that is why we publish it. It would He finished his program -with F'ay F’oster’a stir¬ bills in every nook and corner of tbe land, reach¬ .Methodist ministers and laymen attending tbe be interesting to know just why other journals I ring number, The Americans C«>me. Wlnitoo ing and covering thoroly dlitricta that conid Northeast Ohio Conference in session at Cleve¬ fall to publltb anch news as this. 1 Wilkinson, violinist, pleased with his poetic never have been reached in any other way. land, O. playing of the Cbaminade-Krelsler Spanish Ser¬ 7. Showmen have paid war tazes to the ci- "Whi-n I rei all the high and awful crimes RUTH ARMSTRONG DIES enade, and Edwin Schneider at the piano addeil tent of at least 3220,nnii.ooo. The theater tag of the <■ :man Government,” be egclalmed. "the much to tbe success of the program. Secretary alone eiceeded 1120.000,000. Tbe total of the ruthless raping of Belgium and tbe sinking of of the Navy Daniels was present, making a parks, circuses and carnivals is not yet obtain- the Lusitania, I say with holy Imprecation: God Ruth Armstrong, a member of the Berkeley Liberty I>oan speech. able, but it will amount to more than flOixssi. damn the German Government. And God will Sextet, died at her home at .YMugdon, ill., Oc- 0t«). and the new revenue bill now framing dumn the German tlovemment. He will damn tolier 3, after an attack of Spanish Influenza, diiubles the tag and Includes the motlnu picture any government that will throw a whole world which turned to pneumonia. Miss .Yrmstroog GRAND OPERA IN PHILDELPHIA shows also, BO negt year they will do twice a* Into consternation by tbe unspeakable policy of was at home resting after ber season in chan- rhlladelphla, Oct. .1.- grand opera festi¬ well. 'might makes right!’ ” tauqua when she was taken with this dreaded "e l)eIleTe that these things teach us our Dr. Crawford recently spent a year and a half disease. She bad been a member of the Berke¬ val, beginning 0»'tober 8, at the Academy of plain duty and It Is time that tbe few who re¬ overseas in Y'. M. C. service. ley Sextette for more than a year and a half. Music, will Inclnde such well-known singers fuse to see that they are only hindering the .\s accompanist and soprano she bad made quite as Orville Harrold, Regina Vlcarlno. Bettina FYeeman, Sergio Eanco, Amadeo Baldl, Mario great world work by their llftlene-s md selflsh- AUDITORIUM LYCEUM BUREAU a record for herself with the thousamls who nes« kiHtubl be dragged out Into the light of pub¬ have beard this splendid organization. Her Carbonl. Greek Evans, Jeanne Gordon, UUItn Gresham, Alice Heslerl, Giorgio Pullttl, Ethel lic si-orn and made to feel the lltlleness of their Wins Cate in Court—$40,000 Involved many friends will be sorry to learn of ber death. arts Her parenta have the sympathy of her lyceum Harrington, Salvatore Sclarettl. FTanceaco We are for amalganiatlon If that be the Y>e.st profesalonal friends, who in a sense share in this Tamburello, .\Ifredo Valenti and Carlo Vlllasles. Chicago, Oct. 5.—Everyone interested in ly- for all concerned. We are for a free diacnsalon loss. They will present Alda, Bigoletto, I’agllaccl, reum and Chautauqua work should study this of alt these tidngs, for we know that that is Trovatore. Martha, Carmen and Cavallerla story. There is much to learn fnmi this case. the say to come to a permanent under-tsndlng Busticana. Creatore, the famous leader, who Here are the facts, or some of them, as they NORWOOD, HYPNOTIST and a i>ermanent settlement of the probletiw in¬ aasemhled tbe company, will conduct. were brought out in Judge t’lnckney's court here volved. In Cook County, HI. We refer U> the case of G. John Defliippis. manager Western fnlon. 1104 SONGBIRDS HELP DRIVE \. .tlbrecht vs. the .\nditorium Lyceum Bureau. (Vinn. .Vveniio, Wasliington, 1>. C.. wants to get CHAUTAUQUA PERFORMERS DO¬ We have given facts from time to time about in touch with M. H. Norwood, the hypnotist, New York. Oct. 5.—There is hardiy a male or ING STUNTS this case, which has Ih-cu In tbe courts for sev¬ in regard to a very imporunt matter. eral months. October 4 the case came for final female singer of note in America during the (Cvmtlnue.1 from page 20l adjustment before Judge I’inckney. After be Fourth Liberty Loan drive wbo has not ten¬ bringing a new world to them. They watch bad beard two witnesses, Theodore Turnqulat, Tons Elmore Lucey closed a summer Chau¬ dered their senrlcea for the campaign, Caruso every movement of the platformlst; when be President of tbe .\ud1tor1iim Bureau, and Charles tauqua tour of lOB towns on the Standard Sontb- is singing out in the open nightly, opera com¬ Ciangea a coat they latigh; they howl with glee K Norman, an ex|>ert accountant, wbo had had em Three at Supply Ok., and is again In tbe panies arf giving part of their nightly receipts, ■t Micawber'a bald head; when the wig of I’rlah charge of the books for the receiver, tbe judge, y. M. C. A. acrvicc entertaining tbe boya in while the artists themselves are working dally Ilcep cornea Into evidence they cry out, "Re«l clivslug a bk which lay before him, declared khaki thru the Southern Department, starting for the cause. Farrar is singing the national head! Ui-d head!” When Hill Bikes l■omes upon that the pn>secutlon had no case, and dlsmltsed October 7, at Park Field. Millington, Tenn. anthem wherever she happens to be, and Cisner¬ \ the srene they are as still as mice. the defendant corporation. The attorneys for Luccy says Billyboy is a big favorite around the os. Nnmara, Teyte and other famous divaa are It Is not always the children who are In¬ I he pruseentlou at once filed an ap|>eal to the Ap- reasliug rooms in ramp. ainging whenever and wherever they are asked terested In ('ostumea, Mr. Hattls traveled over (•ellate Court, where the ease will be reviewed. to. John McCormack is giving several benefits • he Midland Circuit last summer with an or¬ The accountant, Mr. Norman, testified that the IxKik thni the f-etter List in this Issue—there weekly, while the first thing Muratore did was ganization of seven young ladlea, called the biM>kH showed that at tbe time that Mr. Albrecht may be a letter for yon. to sing for tbe drive. OCTOBER 12, 1918

Chitwood. Mr*. R. P. •Fr"ncls, Igonora Jackson, Mrs Joe McCarthy, Mrs. Cbas. ••Noll, Marland •St. Clair, Franc Clark, Vic ••Franks. Vera W. K. Norman, Mrs. I’earl •St. Clair, Dorothy ••(’lark. Mrs. Vic F'razer, 5lame Jackson. Madge McClain. Blanche Norman, Mrs. J. •Stafford, 51rH. Mai- •Cleaver, I.Aura F'reeman, Mrs. M. Jamerson, Lucille McCluncy, Estelle •••O’la’ary, Ihdly bari Clifford. Bonnie F'rench, Gladys Jeffries, .Marie •McConnico, Florence Oliver, Mrs. Rose Standish, Lorna Clove Dorothy FTy. Margaret Jenrk. 51 rs. 5loud McCoy. Ullian Ortiz, Runiain •Standlsh, Loma Jenlngs, Grace McCurdy. Mrs. Lenorr Coaly. Gladys F'uller, 5ladg<' ••Orville. Victoria •Stanley. Filsio Fr*«, prompt and far-famed, the Mail McGee, Mrs. I.ee •••Coffey, Ray ••Gagnon, Fiditli Jensen. 5Irs. Kitty Osborne, .Marjorie Stanley, 5iable Forwarding Service of The Billboard Pollock •.McGraph, Anna •Coffman, Hazel •••Jewell. Vivian •Oslmrne. Helen V. Stanley, 5liunie McGuay, I»Ia stands alone as a safe and sure medium Conevltz, ETaie Gable. Grace Johnson, Tilie Overstreet. Ethel Stanton, .Mrs. 5IolIj Johnston, 51 rs. Gis>. .Mrileuery, .Mrs. Billie through which professional people may Conlan, Mrs. J. ••Gardiner. Beta Parker. Mrs. Tex. ••Stanton. Dean •Gardiner. I’earl 51. W. McKeever, Eliz Stead. Gyp Connors, Mrs. L. C. Parker, Mrs. Adrie have their mail addressed. Thousarids G.xrdnpr. (Gene) Jolley, Babe •••McKiiighf, Fay Stede, Larima ••Cook. Mavme Obi of performers and showfolk now receive Jones, 5lartie McI.eoert Chicago .Two Stare (••) La Beile, Alice Tbomiisoii. .Aline Davin, Dora Ilackett, Lillian U Powell, Mrs. TVank St. Louis.Three Stars (•*•) Halley, Heine Matteson. Daisy Thompson. Harlette Davis, Mrs. Pearl LaBerta. Madame Powers. Adele San Francisco .(S) Hale, Jane, or Matthew a. Saille J. •Tbomiison. Margie De Belle Prescott. Bllllo 5farshall ••Thompson, Mazie I>e Crosse, 5Irs. I-a CroM, Nellie M.axine, Mildred hnce, Lucille •••Thompson, Babe Harry Hall, Frances D. lai Coaa, Roio ••Maxwell, Monte Price, Mrs. .Mauile De Igcy. Fern iJiDell, Millie ••Maynanl. Grace Price, Mrs. Dowley •••Thompson. I’earl Dp Leon, Gene ••Hall. Lillian ••LaDonceur, Mrs. Mayne, Ruby Price, Mrs. Dela Thompson, Jessie Thornton, U. •DeMont, Evelyn Hama. Mrs. Lela A. A. Mayo, Jane Pyne, .Alberta Thurston. Iona, I>e5rott. 5Irs. Eunice Hamilton, May I.« Fontain, Mcrtle or Melva, June & Irene Quinn, Grace care of Igw Walker De Relce. Merle ••Hsmllto®. Fern Dollle Melvin. Mrs. Babe Raller, Until Tillsnn. Bolin •> DeRoy. 5Irs. Blanche riamllton, Lydia I.g Prance. Harriett Melverm, Babe Rauilev, Blanch Tompkins. 5lrs. ••De Valle. Dixie Hanley, Mrs. FTorence I.a Grou, 5frs. Olive Merkel. Estello •Itaniona. Mile. L. for packages—letter service is abso¬ De\ ere. Edith •Hanson. Billy La Iloraa. 5larle •Merklanger, .Anna Ramsey, Mrs. Belle Merrie G. H. lutely free. Ramsey, .Mrs. H. J. Toor. Onya Ratbburn, Ida Toy. 5Irs. Ben Mail ie held but thirty daye, and can Ray. Mrs. H. U. Trainer. 5Ira. Wavey not be recovered after it goes to the Ray, Ethel Traynor, .Mary Dead Letter Office. •••R.I.V. .Marie Tripp. .Mrs. A. J. Mail advertised in this issue was un¬ Uaynioiid. Marion Tilxie. Jolly Are You One of the Thousands? : Raymond, .M.irgaret Troyer. 5Ir>. Howard called for up to last Sunday noon. All Reed. Jackie Tniyer. .Mrs. Oars requests for mail must be signed by ••Re d. El a •••Tuck r. Mrs. the party to whom mail is addressed. Are you one of the thoueande who are daily having The Billboard’a T Reeiter. 211c dates and signature plainly. t •Robinson. Miss Wallis, Blanche tillliban, Btrlrkland, ••Tripp Trio, 40c LETTERS ARE HELD THIRTY DAYS ONLY, I Roe, Laddie A Addle ••Walther, Marg. •Wagstaff, Wm.. 6c Hoe, Mrs. Nellie I FTorence after which, if no address has been obtained, they are sent to the Dead I Rose, Mrs. Mary •Walton. 51rs. Gypsy LADIES' LIST. Letter Office. It is desirable to write for mail whan your nams FIRST I Rose. Jllldred Ward, .Nellie appears in tha list. Address your postal to “Mail Forwarding Servics, 2 itoscdulc, Lilian W'aid, 51 rs. Johnny Ada, Madame •Blane. Gladys The Billboard.” 2 Rosenthal, Janette Warheim, Uernioe Adair. Jackie (SIBliss, Mrs. E. R. Ross, 51rs. Arthur Warren, Eula •••Adams, llorence Bogiird, Lottie READ THE EXPLANATION AT HEAD OF THIS LIST. I Ross, Heleu Washburn, Lillian •Alexander. Miss J. Boggs, Mrs. t'larn Uothchllds, Vlrgluia Wasson, Grace Allen, Vida Van Bole, Mrs. H. Rowe, Norma Watson. Bessie .Mien, May Boswell. Mrs. Ruth Rowe, Mrs. 51. A. •••Weaver, Lillian ,\Ilen. Mrs. Dona Toswe'.l, Mrs. Mary ••Hoye. Ruth Welde, Jackie Rud, 51me. Ada Allen. Mallei Bowrs. Gertrude rv Verc. Edna Harmon, Grace lAMonte, Vivian Welburn. 5Irs. B. E. Memin, Mrs. Bisneb Rudloff, .Mrs. (i. A. •••Allen, Helen Boyer. Kitty DeVriendt, Mrs. Hargraves, Mra. ••LaNlere, Harriette Meyers. Mrs. Viols Wells. Verna Rugg. 51rs. Oda Allper, Mrs. E. M. Bradford. Mrs. I Frank 'llarry lA Pearl, Mrs. Lillian ••Mezelle, Ruby Welsh. 5Iargaret RubI, Mrs. John •.Mliti.an, Hoty lian Kay Dean. Mrs. J. M. Harris. Bobby Ia Roz, Ruth Mezzelle, Princess ••Russell, Tlo Werner. Grace •Alonio. Nelly Br.aneli. Ruth Deane, Billie V. ••Harris, Mra. Dell LaVugh, Bobble Ruby Russell. Nellie Wesr. Gene Alylla ISnialleet ••r-andon. Grace •••Dcdriclc. .Mr!i. Dave Harrison, Bess lAroberty, Mrs. R. F. .Miller, Mildred •Russell, Nellie F. ••W’e.'t. Prince . Brima Honna) ••Brant, Edythe Delles, Pearl Harrison, 5Ds. IT. I- lAue. Dewey •Miller. Fannie Ryder, Julie ••West. F’reda •.Amsden. Mr-. Claude Lindsay Demott. Mra. Billy Hart, Mra. C. E. lAne, Joyce Miller, Marie ••Sails, Della We»t. Mrs. Richard Anderson Nellie ••Brcnne-. Dot •••Denilc A Manaker ••Hartman, Julia lAncaster, Ehiio .Miller. Mrs. L. S. Sample, Ozela •••West. Gen” •Anderson. Helen Brown. Ma.v Dignum, Mina Ilarfwiclt. Mra. E. II. •••Laudry, Maude Miller. Bessie Z. Wheeler. Hazel Anderews, flladys ••Brown, Vera Jenninga ••Harvey. Jean I.aurane, Astrid Sampson, 5Irs. Walter Miller. Babe White, Ollle Andrews, >''-s. Edw. Brown, Kitty •Dlllion, Mra. Bay •••Hasford. Toots ••Laurane. Astrid Samuels, Hay Miller, .Mrs. L. White, Betty Amesen, M -s. Bete D.xon. Mra. Joe Haverstock, Mrs. H. lAurent, Geraldine •••.Samuels, .Mrs. .A ••Brown. Florence Sherwood Arnold, Beatrice Douglas, Mrs. Hawley, Aguata Sandlin. Nell Wiilte, Hazel ••Brown, Fao 1 awrence, Edith •Mitchell. Anna ••Asbton, Irene Mildred Hayden, Ethel Saunders, Nln.'i White, Billie L. •Browne, Ethel ••Iawbou. Berdle ••Mitchell. Helen Askew. Mrs. O. S. Douglass, Grace Haynes, W. M. •lAvlmla, Connie .Sax. 5Ir». U. C. White, 51rs. Helen Bryant. I’earl Molr. Ethel Beatrice •Athey, Mnrjorie Buchn. Mrs. Marie Drew, Marion Hays, Trcaa LeKrantz, Claire SchelBe. 5Iiss F. .Montgomery, Mrs. Whitehurst. Nell .Austin, Nillle (SlBurk. Margie Drum, Mrs. Hazel Heffner, Mrs. ••LeRoy, June D. G. •••SchllBe, Forestina Whitney, 5Irs. Edna Bailey, Mrs. V. c. Burke. Bonee Dumell. Grace Beatrli-e ••LeA’ean, Betty Moody, Gertrude Sclimuch. 5Irs. Guy Whittington, 51rs. E Baines, Mrs. Maud C. Burnett, Mrs. W. R. Duncan, .Allie Ix>is Helena, Mary I.ee, Anna Moore. Mrs. Maime Seaton, Olive IV Baker, Mildred Burus, Mrs. Fred •Dupree. .Mias 0. Ijer, Norma Helmutb, Trixie Moore, Viola 51. Settle. Mrs. J. P. Wilbur, Bunny Baldwin, Tillie Dyer, Emily (Telegram i Burton. Billie M. •Herrman. .A1 (Miss) Moore, Bessie Shaffer, 5lae Wilbur, 5Irs. C. R. Ballinger, Lulu Eagle. Mabel I.ee, Mrs. Edith ••Burton. Grace ••Heston. Hazel Moore, Mrs. F. .Nellii’ ••Shearer, Madame ••Banks. Babe Earl, Lola Lea Lee, Grover A Midge Wiley, Mrs. J. R. Butler, Ethel Hiatt, Evelyn .Moore, Alliertiiie Sheffield, Agnes Barbour. B. Earl. Mrs. Raymond LeijgTiton. Vtrginnia Wlllaa, 51rs. Helm Byrun, Cornelia E. Hicks, Margaret •••Moore, Mrs. .Sallej Sherman, 5lrs. .Annah Bareliers. Bell & Co. Easton, Peggy Leland, Irene Wllleard. Marion ••• Camille. Miss Illers. Mrs. Flossie Moran. Irene ••Sherman. Clyde Barknian. Haiel •*EdwariI<. Helen leland, Mrs. Charles Williams, 5fargaret Campbell. Mrs. Hilda. Lady Moran, Three Sisters I .Shields, 5Ire. Pearl Barnes. Mrs. Ethel J. Eldred. Elfie •••links, Margaret •••Lennon, Mrs. Williams. 5lrs S. B Madge ••Morris, Mrs. M. L. Shorey, Ethel 5Iay Barnes. Inez i:il«r. E. N. Hill. .Mrs. Will D. Pauline •Wllllanis. 5Irs. C. •Campbell. Mrs. •Morris. .Madge Signor. Blam he Barnes. Carrie B. Elliott. Mra. Maggie Ililligas, Mrs. Viola Lewln. Eva Williams. 51rs Jack Jessie II. Morrison. Mrs. Marie Sims, 51rs. R. R. Wllllanis. 5Irs. C. E. •••Baskens, Mrs. Elliott. Vi’ma Ilillyer, Mrs. Jlles •lAwls, Josio Can. Mrs. T. V. Emery. Mra. tx>uis •lewis. Jeffrys Morton, Mrs. Bob. Sisk, 5lrs. Pauline •••Wilson, Grace Ruby M. ••Mullins, Dolly ••(’areman. Lucille iTelegraml Likens. Hattie Sloeum, Rose ••Battis, Mrs. A. B. Ilodees. .Alive Mulaora. Mrs. Redwing Smallwood. 5Ir8. 5V, W’olf. 5rrs. Wm Bauers. Mrs. Jos-sle •Carman. Mae Esther. Elizabeth Link, Mrs. O. G. •••Carroll, Rose •••Hoffman, Mrs. Cleo Miirtil.v, .Aliii- D. Wood. Olga Baulelle. Harriett Everett. Tynea ••Livingston, I>ottie Woods. Hazel ••Carroll, 'Dolty •Holloway, Grace Murray. Beth Smith, Blanche Baxter. Blanche Farr, Mrs. Blanche Holt. Nlllie Teckwood. Frances Worth. Florence >futh MMrray. Patrlois Smith, 51rs. Earllne Bayham. Mrs. Bonee Farrel, I.iea Ixieffler, Blanch ••Wrlttenbouse. Irene Cassidy, .Tack •Horton, Dolly Murry, Mrs. Anna Smith, Etta og. Mrs. Johnny York, FTorence B. Cassld.v, Mrs. Evlyn Horton. Mrs. Nellie Murr.y, Madam Zona •Smith. .Mrs. E. W. ••Bee’s. Bnlie Fisher. Mazie Long. Mrs. Lloyd ••Cassidy, Jack Howard, Cossie Myers, 5frs. Etta SmUhle.r. Elma Zento. Myrtle Kei'kuian. Bobbie Fleming. JoaphJne Howard, Mrs. Mae I-ong, Rntlt Nadreau. Mrs. Olive Solk, Regina Zermalno. 5trs. Cecils Cassin. Mrs. Teddy •••B«Tkman. Hazel Fleming, Mra. Jeiaie Howard. Frankie Loring. Mrs. Tex. Neighbors. Mrs. Marie Solk. Lorraine ZImer, Mr*. Edna Catton. Gladys Bell, 6rac* Fleming, Mabelle ••Howard. Jessie I-orraine, Bonnie Neibard. Mildred Sown, Juanita ••Zudona, Mom J. (SlCavanall, Mrs. ••Bell. Opal noretta. Princes Howell, Gertrude Ixirre, Jennie Nellar, Bertba Ipitzer, Ethel Bell. Mrs. S. C. Earl Florlne, Princess Hubbard, Maudena ••Lnckey, Bobbie Nelson, Mrs. Prince •Ben. Mrs. Mabel ••Celeste. Olg.t ••Floumey, Caroline Hudspeth. Mrs. J. C. * •Lucky, Miss Bobbie (8) Nelson. Ella B-e-uik. May Chaplin, Silvia Fl.ve, Lillian Hull, Mrs. Jennie Lundy, Hsille D, Newsom, Clolse GENTLEMEN'S LIST •••Bennett, Mrs. R. Folk, Mrs. CaIra Lylo, Mrs. AI Chester. Billie Hunt, Mrs. B. •Mcholos. Franciaa NOTICE—Queationnairc* and War B. ••Chideeter, Mrs. Ford, Mrs. Beatrice Hunter, Blancble Lynch. Taddy Nichols. Eleanor Bennett, Eva Roy E. Forester. .Mrs. Soddie McKenney Lyon. Mrs. Mabel G. NTdy, Mrs. Ethel Department Letters in Blackface Type. Bennett, M. •Chldester, Mrs. Ro.v Foster. Flora ••Huntley, Alma Lyons, Mrs. A. Mclaw, Mrs. Berger, Martha Churchill, Gwendolyn ••Foster. Mrs. Lillian Hymee, Emilr Lyons, Mllllcent M Catherine Abbott. C. A. Abend, Ben Blaekwell, Tcfflce Chusebury, Mrs. ••Foster. Mrs. Fay ••Ihrmark, Tina MePeth, Hazel Nixon, Mrs. Jennie Abiliz, n, Bm Adair, Ray ••Blanco, Mias M. Nettie Forth, Ella Isabelle, Ann McCalM!. Maud Nocho, Laura ••Abdlz, Ben Adams, Jack OCTOBER 12, 1918 T ti e Billboard 61

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Brodier, Bobby •CORBIN, RICHABD •••EMALIZER. A. J. Green, Silas B. •••Lawson, jack Marsh. Arthur ALLEH. IRVIN B. Hruokhurt, Ernest I.. T. EMER8. FRANK Greene. Phil D. ••Jennings. It. E. l.ayman, lYank E. Marsh, Elmer A. .Mien. Samuel •BROOKS. LINN J. •Corey. K. S. ** Emerson. Doc Wm. Greenstein, Louis Jefts. Fia-d U. Shows ••Marshall. L. W. VlliMiii. E. BROOKS. OEO. E. Cornell. C. H. Emery, Mr. ft .Airs. ••Greer. John JOHNSON, RICHARD Le Moe. .Major Marshall. W. H. Ali!>|'a«. K. <’ ••Brown. .A. E. CORNELL. TA8KEL I.,ew •••Gregory, Billie CORLAN U Uoux, F. J. Martin. C. To. .\Hi>n. John, ft Wife Brown. .A. E. THORNTON EMMERT. BYROND •GRIERSON. WM. . Johnson, .\xel F. II- Uoy, Chas. Martin, B. W. \,ii»(!eni. Mr. Brown, t'lareiiee Corneille, Harry ••Emmett. Professor •Gridin. Frank T JOHNSON. NEWT. Lc Uoy, Edward Marttn. Grant A. ANDERSON. ROY Brown. Earl Cotton. AI Enos, Gene, ft AA'ife Griffin. Chick MELVIN •LEE. RALPH V. ••Martin, John 1 .\nng. < arl B. Buckley, llarrey J. Cramer. Joe Evans, Mr. ft Mrs. F. (S)nall. Frank J. I.e<»nard, J. Sam ADAM 0. ARNOLD. ARTirVR Buddy, .Mr. — Crane Family Evans. Clarence IS)llambly, Dave Johnston, Carroll E. Leone, Do«? B. •>fayo, Fred Bunch, Eddie Crane. Geo. ••Evans, Bill Hamilton, Billy •Johnstone, Olie I.eone, L. V. •.Meaklns, Chaa. Arnwsun. Abe Burba, Joe f. Crawford. Do.k Everett, Frank •Hamilton, Jas. Jones. Chas. B. Leroy, B. F, Melbourn. Wm. ••.Vrtane rrli> ••Burch, C. AA’. Crawford. .Arthur Eyre, Homer Hamlin, Chas. B. Jooes, Bob Leroy, Jack Melrose. Dan Arthur. Itor ••Burlel, K. il. Crawford. T. Eagan. FVank Hammer. Ed J. Jones, W’bitey Leslie, Robert Jacque Melton. Harry Ailhi.r. l.ail ••Burtinv, Burt CRAWFOBD. WM. FALLEN. HENRY. Hammer. Henry ••JONES. JACK ••L*-alle ft Fitzgerald Menzies, MaJ. A. 1*. ATKINS. CAM Bunton. John PERKY COL. HAMMOND. EDW. Jones, Ksstus (Kid) I-cvy, Jack Merten, W. WALKER Burke, Curt •Creedon. Billie •Fallon. Tbos. Hand Brns. Jones, George G. Ia;wls, James Messick. Elmer Atkiusun O. E. ••Burman. Bertel Crosg. Chaa. W. •••Faming, Mr. Hann, Myles J. Josleyn. Buley Lewis. Artie Messing, Lynn ••.Ault. Jesse BURNS. OEO. •••Croasetts, Mr. ••Farlcv. Noble Hanson, Kid Joy. Eddie Ls wie, II. II. Michel, Connie azzulo. frank •Burns. KredI« Butler, Roy OADDIO. JOS. Ferro. Mack HART. OEO. Keasey, Hunter CLEVELAND Miller. D. E. Ball K. F. Buttuoa, AV. R. ••Daggey. N. L. CLEMENT Keating. I.arr.v .v FEY. WM. DEWEY LOCKWOOD. Miller, Frank Kid •••BALTZ. JR.. WM. Byrne ft Berne I Telegram I Pick, Chat. P. HART'WELL. LEO Keen. Edw. H. Miller, Stanley BarN'r J •CAMBURN, OEO. BURNCEE Keeney. Earl CAULEY A. DAILEY. JAS. L. ITebla. Fred Logan, J. Milllken, Jesse A. ••BAREY. GEORGE DERVEY •Dailey, James Fields. Nat C. HARTWELL. LEO Kelffer. Harrv Mills. Edw. PATRICK Camiya. K. •Dailey, Joe. BRUNELL KEITH, GREEN ladiman. Bob K. Fielding ft Walker I-ombard Bros, MIlUir Barkley. Samuel CAMPBELL. ••Dale. J. A. Finn. Bennet Hartwlck. E. H. Kelley. D C. •.Miner. R. H. il Pariow. Ilowanl WILLARD Daller. Fred Hatfield, John P. Ketlnm, Lake U. ••I»ng. Sam FINN. FRANK •••Lorraine, Compton ••MINOR. EARL Barnell. EiJar. •Campbell. Kobt. Dalton, Idiu e Flnnlck. A'emon Hauser, I.oula Kelley, Neil ALLEN Campricii. p. c. liaverstock. Mr. B. Bamari!. ileo. Daly. D. D. ••FMsber, Chat. L. ••KELLEY, ORVILLE Lorraine, Philip Mtrard, Rosa L. Barnes. I'bas. .\r- Campbell, Jack Z. •Daly. Tbos. •••Fisher. Prank Hawkins. Kid Reel.ns«, D. B. FOWLER BROS.' HERNDON. WAY. Kent, C. O. ! MOORE. JOHN C. Carrlo. W. I.. DeMnnico OVERLAND SHO'WS MOND Ketrbtl, Lee J. Lyric Trio BEASLEY. KOBT. C. I-rtell. Joe Moore, Lon CARROLL. DUDLEY De.Nolfl, Pasqnale FV)X. Bert Hetano, Chat. Clay¬ Ketebum, Ben Moore, Capt. Jim ••BEASLEY. JOHN ••DeA’aux. H. A. Fox. JulLtn ton Keys, Fletcher McAb^, loiwls WARREN B. McBride, J. Roscoe •Moore, Thos. 3. Carroll. Scotty DeA'eaugher. Don Francis. F. B. (8) HICKMAN. Kibble, Guy B. Moore. Jaa. G., Revue ••Berk. Win. B ••DeA'ere. Walter Franse. Gerald ROLLA HOWARD KIdwell, Johnnie ••McCabe. J. F. rrcK MARTrN Carrsaiitb, C. McCants, Allan Moore,. T. Be Carter A Taylor Dean, Montgomery •FREDERICK. GEO. High. Chas. Kleflfer. ChaS. •Morak, Nat V. BECKER. HERMAN tSklpi •••HlMebrant. Albert •KILLEEN. EDW. .McCart. J. O. Iboknith. Iten K Cary, Cha«. I. FRANCIS McCarthy. Arthur F Moraaco, J. A. •Casaraat. Lonia Dearth. C. E. FBEEBURG, LOUIS ••Hildreth, J. W. PAT Moredork. Buddy BECKWITH. JACK (Dad) Kimble, Dnniel McCartney, James lb ilinl, A'lrtor Case. W. I. •DELCOUHT. OEO. M. Morfoot ft Joiie.'> Di’lerharty. Howard HILL. HARRY G. King. Frank McCarty. Chas. H. Beirneisa. E. B. Casey, Rex FREEMAN. BRUCE Y. ••McClellan. Jack Morgan. H. B. CASTELLO, JOS. ••Delong. Chaa. Freeman, B. G. HILL, SIMON King. George Morgan, Chas. Bell. Chaa. Hill. Ed King. J. W. •••McClure. J. R •Bril. W. 11. Castle. Juba II. Deloy, Eddie Freeman. Doe Franklti, ••Delroy. Elden •Hill, Will King, J. Tbos. McCormick, Jame- •Ben. Ilamila Castles, L. C. Freeman, John MoCOWN. EARL Morgan. J. B. Dempsey, Frank Freeman. George Hill. E. King. i.eo II., Stock MORIN. WM A. •Beilis Harry •Caatleworth. Ronald Hill. Bunton Co. McCREARY. GEO Benjamin. Benny Cater. AVIllle G. Dempsey. A. T. H. Freer, Johnnie Morlock, Erneat A. Di-nt, Jack •Fremont. Richard ••HIRNER, EDW. Klrbey’s Min-strels McDODALD. CLAUDE BeniK'n. M Frtedell, Loula McFall, Prof. Morris, Roderick M. •Frieilman. Harry ^ lloffnian, L. II. •••Klark. Ed Morrison, M. M. •BEROAN. RAY CHAMBERS. DETARVILLE. OEO. ••Hogan. L. S. Klark. Happy ••McGarvey. Bert Berger. I.utber WALTER EMERSON Detxel, Pete Fullenwider. Frank Morrison. Bill Fulton. Harry Holcomb. Eugene ••Kline, P. A.. Doc McGee. M. J. Morrivson. W. T. B-rgef, Bud Cbarlton. Pcri-y Devier, Walter Holloway, George Klincr. Edw. •MeOm. J. Bernard. Ji>e J. Cherry, Frist S. Dial, Joe 8. Furhman. J. B. ••McGill. J. -Morse Harrv Dial. Eugene Gaberman. Ben •H'llstein ft Siegriat Knight, A H. MORSTAD. ALBERT BERNARD. AUGUST Chester. Harry •Holstein. A1 T. Knight. Oliver MrOREGOR. NESTCIt BERNSTEIN. lA'M. •••Cliibler*. Jr.. Doc •Dickson, Harvey • lae. S. S. H. Morton. Bob Holtsclaw. Bert Knltcel. Wenner F. Moaely. Jack Martin BERRILLE. ANDREW Chisholm. Jack Dill. Frank •Gaines’ Motion ••Holy, ^ank Koch. Edw. H. (Vary Important) •Berlranil, Bert CHANEY. CHA8. •••Dillon, Dick ficturet •••McHenry. Wm. (S).Mualey. Ja'k GAMBLE. EDD HOONAN, HOWARD Kohler, Geo. H. Moss. Earl Berran. Eil ••Chrlstenaen. Lew •Dlry. Bob G. Kobiman, Elmer ••M< Innes. Neil W J, BETZ. JOHN E. ••Christy. Kenneth ••Dixon, Samuel II. Garagusl. NIcbolaa •Mott. Ed DIask. Edw. Garcia. Sam HOPSON JOHN H. Koblman, E. L. McKEEVER. ••.Moxham. John Beverblge. Glen I.. (S) CLAMPETT. AR¬ HORNBY, HOLLY Konola. Ralph THUR •WM. Dobbert. B. E. •Gardner. Dick ELEHUOH Muocl. Flavla Btgg> li.iTe E •••Kopelman. Louis ••McKenna. Harrv BIGGS. JOHN • nark. Fred S. Dobte rt. Dick ••Garkow. Philip HOROWITZ, HARRY Mnckle. Jndaon S. XREMER. EVERETT (SiMcKenzie. R. B. Mullaly, Tom FRANCIS Clark, Joa. Dobbins, Nolan Garland. Roy A. ) ••Dobeok. Joo T„,,n n •Homer, Jon. P. FULLER McKesson. Wm. Mailer, John Bllkiss. If. J. I'lark, s'arl H. ••.McKnIght, RoUle IS)Billings. Sandy Clark. Wm. Dobeck, Joe> GAUTHIER, AARON Horton, L. Krumholtz, H. E. MUNCHUNSHIE. ••Dodson, Art E. F. Hoabrook, H. H. Kruger. I.nni» J. •McLeod. Tex. Bishee. Kenneth ••Hark. Fred S. Mcloiughlin. J. n. JOS. MALLY ••Rillleks. Ilarrr E. •••Clark. A. S. Don Carlos. Senor Gaylor* Billy (S)Hosmer, Kent A. Kmst. Albert ••MUNDY, HARRY Blsciiie. I. •••Don.ahne, H. A. Gear. Wm. Honck. Alvin XUMI8. NICHOLAS McLeod. Arthur CLARK. BILLY Mcl-orley. Mr. ft Mrs. CULLEN ••Blark. n. LERUE Dorsey. H. C. OEASELY, HARRY Houston. Maurice Kumling, C. J. MUNN. HAR'VEY Doss, W, B. ••George. W. N. M. •HOWARD. HARRY ••Kitnx. Louis McMilllan. Prof. W ‘••Blaekiiisliip. A'lrgle CLARK, T. C. H. TOM CLARK. GORDON Douglas. E. G. ••George. Burt S. Ln Berta. Bob ^DInroe. J. W. Blake. A. J. McQnInn. Ch.as. B. ••Bliini-lianl. .loe Claton, Uoa Dougl.ns, I.ewis R. Gerard. Dixia ••Howard. Frankie ••La Force, Jos. ••Mnnaon. David K. Clemens. Hugh ••D'wd. Dave Geyer. Billie HOY. MARK ••L« Fors, Teddy Mac TaCf Players Mnrpby, Clarence Blnnetianl. Iks- AV. \V. Maberry, Mr. ft Mrs. bland. WM. H. Clementa. B. T. Doyle. E. D. Gibbons, Jas. K. Hoyle. Harry I.A Foy, B. F. Murphy, Charles GIbbt. Hudspeth, J. C. lai France, Fred Irvin Blane. Ernest Clements, Joe U Dravo. Joe o. a MURPHY. JOHN ' ••Blanton. P. C. Clemens. FVeil C. ••DnCharme. Mr. ••Glbbert. Spot ••Huggins, W. C. La France. J. E ••MACHER. •WM. •Gilbert. Jack C. •Hughes, Jos. H. ••Iji Olenaw. Ed Mack. A. B. ALOYSIUS Bllnn. Toiii ••Clement. Carl Z. Du.Monf. .Author Morphy, J. J. •••Bliss. .VI Clinton. Gisarge ••JImy Dick’’ ••Gllleft. Bobby •HUGHES, JOHN •LA FOND. OEO. I. ••Mack, Capt. Ring- •Gilletas. ’The ••Hughes. W. R. I-a Mar, Jack A. man Murphy. W. J. BLOCK. CLIFFORD C. Coast, IdMi Dubofs. Paul Murphy. Nell isiliiiduk. John ••onus. Alphonsi Hughs, Perry LaMOTTT, HARRY ••Mack ft T-bune •BliK-k. \A’. J. ••Coakler ft PunlcTy ••Mac Corry, Rev. •Mniray. ft Ward Bloom. 1'!e>ni:i< COBB. tFTCHER Dudley Gilmore N. W. Hugo, E. H. WILLIAM •OIROUD. CLARENCE ITuhlman. Jos. J. La Qulnlaod-Leach P. J. Murray. Cameron I> Bo*|e. tly COE. EVERETT W, •••Duiib.ar, Bn«tcr Myall. Roy Botlen. Art Coe. L. M. DUNCAN. PRESTON VICTOR ••KHLBERT, CHAS. Trio Magata. Mr. OSCAR Ia Rue. Harry L. M.agee. Harry •••Myere. Jr.. Alber* BiHlenhanier. II. L. Cohen. Herman OEOROE •Glennon. Harold (S)M.vera. Harry *1 Duncan, Bay ft Laura Gloria. Tony Halt. A. L. lai Starr. Savol ••MAOINTTIELLO. \ Bollne. r, \\'. ••Cohen. I.OIIIS PIETBANGELO ••Myers. Jake •n.ilt.1. Vinrent Cole. Bert Duncan. Chas. Olotb. Max Hull. Geo. H. ••I-a Starr. Alvin Huning. William Laberta, Otia Maher. PMI Nadja Show i •Bolton. Ed Cole, P. n. ••Duncan. Edw. ••Glover, Wm. Bill Nadreau. Gean •Duncan. A. Slim Glover. Clarence •••Hunt. Kid Lackland ft f-ackland Maher, John ••Boone. I>r. O. E. Coleman. Paul •Maia, Mr. ft Mra. Neavhans, Clarence ■i Bisifh. Eil.He ft Lynn Collins. Eddie B. Dunlap ft Virden •••Goeray. Bill Hunt. Harry •••I-aclede. T.ouls c.off. Noah Ranter, Virgil H. •Ladllie. (Tiarlea Otto J. Nedman. B. W. Bourhard. Edac. r. Collins D. H. (Dan) Dupont. Edward Nelson. Mr. ft Mrs Gold. Iretng Hutchinson, R. N. •IjHere. Frank Maisells, Harry Boners, Earl Colorado BlICi Shows Dykman, Dick •••Males. James G. N M BOYD. JUNNIS Colsantl. Sam Earl ft Curtia Goldberg. Tools Hntebiaon. Jack T-amb. Eugene Leslie Hyde. Erie B. Lamonte. Rnbe ••Mallette. W C. NELSON. TONEY Boyer. R. A Colurrl. Nlrk Earnest. J. Russell •Goldmsn. L_ •Neleon. Prince Boyle, Bobby Condon. Jas. Eastwood. Clarence •••GOLDSMITH. Hyde, Hsman ••laimont. Billy Malllcoat. F. M. nvers. White I.aiiM>nte«. Tbe Malone, Jack Neleon. Chas. ••Brarken. Great •CONKLINC. JAMT6 ••Ecker Joe V CHAS. P. (SiNelaon Capt W. EDMAN, ARTHUR Goldstein. Abo ••Ibea. R. a LANDALY. M08E Malone. W. W. ••Brsrkl'o Bernard MALONEY. WM B-n B BRADEN. BIAINT Conn. Frank CLARENCE Gooding. .1. E. •••Idle Hour Show I^andy. S. IT. Ijing. Gi-o. .t.. D<>- PATRICK NELSON. JOS BRADLEY. FRANK Conn. Lew •Edwin*. Thereo 000D80N. JOHN Inman. Hugh Nema. Wongo EDWINS. THERON Goodwin, Mart Inman. Wm. A. Lange, E.. Man * Pieraon ARTHUR Connel, Ja« <> Manfleld, A. L. Neto Prof. Nalile ••Brarllo.T. Eugene II CONNELLY. Elder. Cart •••Gofdsn. Hsrrv Irisb. Mr. MlnstrcN ••IRWIN, JOS. Manning, Jack C. Newcomb. Ha*r\ Brannen. Jas IT MICHAEL C Kldred. A. C GORDON. SAMUEL LANGE. JOS. WM •New York Miiiei- iI ELEIDMANN. TRED Gossans, Bobby WESLEY LAPERE. MATTHEW Mannlx. Prank Brannon, T. M. ' CONNIER JOS March, Dr. Harry A. b. Bratton. J.aniie Connors. AA’. Hi-ld M. Grabs. Otto .•ack. W R. Ijirkins. Whiter Jackson. Eddie Tjmar. K. G BredT. n A I'oocan. Cbe«te Elkins. Dewey ORAHAM. KIISSELL I l('■>nllDl|e

Scott. Chas. D. Swan. C. J. Ware, Wm, Totrnieod WILLIAMS. AN¬ constantly overshadowing bis faults; he is a LETTER LIST Seeley, John Swearitmen. dtarlle •Waring. Jos. F. DREW DAVIS pure delight. Seland, Chas. S’WEET, WAL’TER Warrenn, W. J. Williams, Chas. (CoDtinned from pa^r 61) It ij not so much what is done la the play as .Selvin, E. D. Swahn, Geo. Washburn, Geo. Williams, C. K the^ manner in which It Is done. Seppiters, Joe Szihaulsky, Simoti Harrison Willlanu, C. B Vbe details of the many byplays are so genu¬ Newton, Frank A. Hanc, Jack 0. Serota, Louis Tamiya. Tam ••Waterall, G. A. Williams, K. J. inely homey that they rarely reach books or Nicbola, Don Hasmissen. Walter Settle, J. P. Watson, Homer Williams, Jack NU'hola. Crvln Itay. H. R. Reuben TARRANT, BEST plays, and probably could not be acted with iiew'ell. C. W. •••Wation. Homer Williams, Thos. such distinction by many other actors. '•Xigro, F. II. Kay. Eddie Tate. L«bter O. Seymore, Harry WATSON. PHILIP. Wllliiims, T'ptoii Tho play is |>crfectly cast. The two servants Nurnian, Jamea A. Raynier, W. R. Taylor, B. Sliades, Carl F. WESLEY Williams. Kdw. were creditably played by Annie Hughes and Normile, Uugb J. Raymond, Jno. Taylor, John Watterman, Arthur E. Walter William Devereux respectively. .Norris, Har»#y Raymond, Wm. Jno. Shafer, P. A. Bot. Taylor. Hobt Sliafcr, C. Jack Wazleon, Martlnizo R. Williams. Soapy Edward Douglas. Catbleen Nesbitt anil Char- .Norris, R. H. Razor, Carl TAYLOR. OEO. Webb, Harry Harry lotto Granville gave successful portrayals of ••North, Jor- Rea, Jno. Shallcross, J. P. OLIVER ••Shane, Everett Webb. J. B. Williame, Prof. Eph their iiarticular roles. •Norton, Bill Readers, Fred (S) Teller. I>ee Jame* •Sharkey, Frank ••Webb, Bill Williams, B. O. I-3ura Hope Crewes, scoring many laughs, ha* ••Noverlty Duo Reagon, E. J. •Terry, John F. •Shaw. Walter .1. Webkes. Carl Wllliard. Harry selikim been seen to better advantage. She dl.l Nunn, II. W. Red Fox, (hlef ••Thalls, Burt Sheldon. Itay Weddington, Ltiu Wilson, Billie 4 Busle much to make the delightful comedy a distinctive O'BIREN. PATKICK Reddick. W. B. THANBERRY, EDW. ••Weeks. Kenneth Wilson, Tug hit.—MARIE K. LENNARDS. •O'Brien, Engene Kedgister, 1‘eat Sheldon, Billy EUGENE Shelton, Jas. H. ••Wehnes, Russell •••Wilson. Jas. O’Brien. Earl Reed, Blli, “Mohawk” Thatcher. R. EXCERI’TS FROM NEW YORK DAILIES Shelton. W. A. •Weide, Frank Wilson. Ka.vmond L. It'HilPii. J. E. Thayer. Andy Reed, Claude Weidman, Tom ••Wilts, Harold. O. Times: “About the most distinguished high ••O’Connor, .\Ilen Reed, E. B., Shows Sheppard. John C. THERRIEN, JOS. ••Sherman, Chester Shows ••Wirth, Elmer T. comedy of the past two seasons.” o’( onnor. Fred Reed. Sam 'T. Thomas. Billie Sherwood, M, G. •••Weinberg. Joe Wise. Bernard Roscoe American: “The most exhilarating acting to O’CONMORB, BOBT. ••Reertunlty for excep SHOEMAKER. BOB ••Wellington. Walter ••Witteburg. C. C; D. Oakes, noward A. Reilly, Fox Thurburn, A1 tionally interesting acting.” STRANGLER Wells. Harry Tot Ceenberg. Harry Rendon. Billy ••Tint, A1 Morning World; "The central character 1* Sliort. Hugh ••Wells. Geo. Fred •Witt’s Victoria Odell. Lyman K. ••Reno, Dell •••Tlppa. Harry flawlessly played by Mr. Maude—it it comewe< DE-WEY ••Trlpletr, Taylor AL0SISUTU8 Otteb, Art B. L. Ripple. Bohbie Whitman. Charlie Susan Bltioe, Mrs. Corbett's niece. ••Smith, Aibertus ’Ttiewick. I/>ni8 Wrenn. Joe. Overstreet. Henry ••Rising. Thad ’WHITMAM. JKO. .Cathleen Nesbitt Turner, Bud Owens, william H, Rising. Thad SMITH. CLARENCE JOS. Wright, Ed Oeo. Mrs. Guildford. Ripley’s mother. Owens, Frank ••Roach. S. M ELMER •TYLOR, ARTHUR Whittier H. H. Wright. Frank W. .Charlotte Oranvllle Owens, Clarenee P. •Robbins. Skeeter ••SMITH, WM K. P. ••Whittier. H. H. ••Wright. Jitney .Ada {’arsons. Mrs, Corbett's maid..Annie Hughe* Owens. Dli'k Bin AMBROSE Tyre, James L. •Whittier, Robert (SI Wright. Jitney W'rlnkle. Otto ••Orarf, Martin, J. Rohldnson. Stark ••Smith, Clarence Vncle Sam's Boy Co. Whorle. Albert Geo. •Pnrkard. Orrin E Robinson, Henry I'alaro, Dave Ernest Palmer 4 Palmer • Roberts, Bobble About This Season’s Successful New York Productions M.AKY—.A comedy episode In three act* b.v Palmer, Buford L. Roberts, Lorene Maude Fulton. Prescntetl at the Fulton PALMER, ALBERT •Robertson, .A1 K. llaybouse, Oakland, Cal.. September 22. BEXKET •Robertson. Mortimer Staged by Mis* Fulton, assisted by Hugh Pamplin. Harry J. J. Knox. Pant. E. F (S)Robertson, Robert Park. C. W. Graham THE MAID OF THE MOUNTAINS THE CAST: Park, Ray Robins. Phillip Mr. .Angus G. Boggs, a tired business man . Parke. J. 0. Robinson, William H. .F. Keenan Wallace ••Parker ' I Robinson, Ed We may safely chalk up success for The Maid of the Mountains, Mrs. May Boggs, bis wife.Luclle Webster ••Parker. Jas. L. Robinson. Roy which, tho it has been on at The Casino only a short while, is now in its Kdwina Boggs, their daughter... Eleanor I’arke' Parker, Tex Robinson. Howard I. Waterbury Boggs, their son.8am Burton Parkerson, lyie ••Robinson, S. F. secontl year at Daly’s, in London, and has apparently hit American fancy John Smith. Mrs. Bogga' soctaltat brother.. Parkyn, Hubert J. Robinson, A. C, fully as hard. .Paul Harver Parsons, Leit. Oeo. Robinson. Bert It is billed as a “musical play.” but really is a comic opera, and a Mrs. Laura .Abbott, chairman of the Suffrage Partello, Jai'k Robinson 4 Denamore very delightful one at that. Club .Marta Golden PASLEY, HENRT Rodgers. Ed Miss Daisy Jackson, wbo teaches Delsart*.. I’ate, Harold J. Rodimer. Charles A three-sheet poster would be neces.sary to chronicle the list of .Merle Stsaton ••Patrick. Willia Roebuck. Robert authors, composers and other.s who had a finger in the making of its Mary Jones, the perfect servant... .Jane Urban Payne, Ben ••Rogers, Peter pie, but, many as the cooks were, they did not spoil it. Elliot Campbell, living next door. Payne. Claude .J. Anthony Smytbe Payne, Hubert ROGERS. niGENT The story fairly reeks of brigands and brigandage, the costumes are Rogers. Clyde Henry Gore, the Icemsn.Hugh Knox ••Payton, ('orse picturesque, the scenery gorgeous, the music tuneful and catchy, the Of) Pearce. H. M. ••Rooney 4 Rusiell dancing delightful and the staging unusually well done. The clever, popular author of The Brat ha* Root, G. IT. I’earce. W C. William Courtney, in the role of the boss brigand, somehow manages put one over In the shape of a delicatei/ satiric Rose, Martin al tbree-act comedy, which tickles the risibil¬ PEARCE. HORACE Rosenberg. Ren to demonstrate that real acting is worth while even in musical comedy: MAYNARD ities In every line and situation. Moreover Mis* •••Rosenberg. Jack Carl Gantvoort’s voice contributes much to the joy of the occasion, and Fult'vn has acquired her very own theater to PEARSON. DELBERT Roser. Jos. B. ROBERT Bert Clark is a low comedian of a fresh strain. put the piece over in and expects to show mor- Rosinl. Carl of her talent to Oakland theatergoers before Pearson, Will R, Ross, p.ud The Maid of the Mountains has strong competition to battle with in many weeks. ••Pelusco. Jas. Ronssey, C. E. Ne-vv York just at this time, but there can be no question that so far it •I’enninulon A Si-ott The capacity crowds which comprised the ••Roth. Chas. N. has successfully met it and everything indicates that it will hold its own audiences of the former B'sbop Playhouse at •I’enrlce. Clyde C. •••Rothe. Onstro the two Sunday performances could not do •••Peutle. Earl B. ••Rowe. n. S. against it. Peppers, Brady It is light without being thin or flimsy, speedy without being crude otherwise than go away and talk abont the •Rowland, Richard A. snblle humor, rippling laughs and quiet comedy Perkins. Doc •••Royal Expo. or boisterous, clean without being prim or tame, and brilliant wltliout in Miry. Tbe play bung on episodes of a small Perkraan. Leo Shows being blindingly so. ••Perry. Pasoale town family of social cllmhert into which a Rull. Alex. And the comedy is not only adequate, but plentiful. rich heiress graduates Incngnlto from a trilnlnc Perry. Pa scale Rush. Harry schoelman. W. H. ••VERNON, RALPH Powell, Jr.. .Albert, Stock Co. Powers, A. A. Scarfato. Oennarn •Spencer, Riobaril EDWIN THE CA8T: PRENDEGA8T. JESS. Schaeffer. Bud •S(>errv. Bid) ••Vicker, Phil (In the order of their appearance) TH06. Schleyer, C. B. ••St, Clair, Art Victoria Attractions THE SAVING GRACE Eugenie .Vera Maxwell Price. Stanley Schmuck. Guy ••St. Clare, .la' Vietti. J. M. laurette .Edna Bates PRICE, HARRY Schneider, Kurt 4 Stahl, O. A ••Vincent. Earl l( ontlnued from page IR) Mrs. Beasley .Dixie Gerard CATHCART Erelda Stanley, Edw. B., Jr. Vnila, Richmond M. Mr. Trimmer .George Mack hett. The play could he deaervedly mentioned T’-indel. H. •••Schneee, Fred Stanley. Jamee M. ••Vonden, Endcn A. Ned Breexo .8am Hardy an an exceediugly delightful cume'ly of manners. Qaubert. Bruno Louis •SCHUSTER, Startzell. Skiff •••Wade, Mr. Timothy .Joseph Cawthorn Blinn Corbett, an ex-offleer played by Cyril Qulllan, Clyde ALBERT S. WADE HAR’VEY Julie .Julia Sanderson •Steam*. Clarence Maude, lust bis army commission for eloping •Quinn. Jack BCHUXTY, JACK Steel, Claire GEO. Dodge and IGeece.Doyle and DIX'VB with hla colonel’s wife. Finally the family Had. Ned ALBERT stenftman, Meyer •••Wadley, Uol»e Hlco .Wllmer Bentley And tbemcelve* over heels in debt and all of Uae, Ralph Lee SCHULTZ. LEE .Stephens. C. t«. Wagner. Everett B. Mary Ellen .Maude Ehiirne their invextnienta flivverlng. RAFFENSPERGER, Schwartz. Capt. •••Stephens, I’eewee Waite Amor S. Dr. Dippy .loula Harrison They struggle to keep up apitearances, pawn¬ JNO. WM. R. Charles S. •WAJLEON A Detectiye .George Egan ing the family relics, etc. The effort to marry •Rafferty. Pat Scott, Dick Sterllnif, Fred MARTINEZO off their niece to a wealthy youth seems like RAMES, JOS. Scott. C. W. Sterllns 4 Burnx Walffeman. Teffffie Baltimore, Oct. 8.—It was a large snd rep Scott. Wm. A. the only thing between them and disaster. The resentatire audience that welcomed the aniII in- Stewart, Jamea •WALLAOE. WM. 0. The mother of the youth aiipeared and upset dancing of Doyle and Dixon, the ilppy soog- tcrect you. Stewart. W. M. Wtllte. Sam resulting hopes for the time lieing at least. and music and the gorgeous scenery by Joseph Stewart. C. C. ••Wallai, Sam The dinner scene was ilellciously biimorona. Urban, to say nothing of the pretty face* siel Striihle. O. T. Wiltere. Cbcster L. The Corl>etta took their poverty ligbtbeaetedly. flgiires of the girl* of the chorus, go to make I .toHNNY HfGHKS Wav with Stuart. O. K. Walter*. Geo. One is a|)t to n-cognize xympstbetlcally the The Canary one of tbe most enjoyable of mu¬ Fox Belly Globe Trotter Co. FTMT’IRE TTIEATRE. ••Sullivan. Jae F. •••Waltle*. Hell characters in the play wbo sh.sm with subtle sical comedies. 1010 Canal St., New Orleans. Louisiana. ’•SUMMER. JAMES Walton. Jes* charm in their effort to hlile u |e'vert.v foreign The Canary I* based upon the after emotions of STAFFORD W*m*Iey. CaiTOU to their birth and station. the rat that had Just eaten a long Coreled bird. DICK MURDOCK (alto knoun ea Tliree-Fleferad Sutton. C, I Ward. Billy A. Mr. Maude in his llnwiess acting makes a .A* TInvilhy. an antiquarian workman. J'weph Dick): Your brother wants to Itear from you at one*. Sutton 4 Sutton Ward 4 Delbrldfe roost eomplex variety of the eeniral character, Cawthorn had the misfortune to swallow a valu .Snyone knowing whereat)'luta please address ROBFHtT Sutton. Fred Show but the pollsbed gentleman be is always—hi* able yellow diamond that lodged in hi* wlnd- MI'RIXK’K. 160J4 W Temple St., Los Aufflee. Cal Sutton. Artbnr Ward. Fred lovable wblmiicalltirs and spootaaeous humor pltie. "To remoye the Jewel without losing hi* OCTOBER 12. 1918 X ii e Billboard 63 rxistrnoe becomrs bis chief object in life, and And yet that they <'Iosc DFFICIAL ITALIAN ANTHEM Roberts’ United Shotvs; Rome, Ga., 8-12. Song, in the second act, where .Miss Sanderson to their proiioslticn to see them or the evils Rubin A Cherry Shows, Kiibln (Jruberg, mgr.: anil the chorus apiwar in seailet isiats, the dance have lieen of siicb slow and gradual growth New Y’ork, (h't. .■*.—Till- Italian Government Gastonia, .v. C., 7-12. of the nymphs In classic attire living es|M-cliUly that, tbo plainly sein ami known, they are desires to have the Italian Itoyal Mar h. .Marcia SchardlDg’s. J.. Ex[H>siti»a Shows. Greensboro. well done. n*it ib-emed evils at all or mayhap even go fur Ga.. 7 12. The duet dance of Misses Klsle Gordon and virtues. Ueule, better known in this country, as this Is Sibley. Walter K., .Superb Shows: Roxhoro, N. y;isa Thomas was clever, and so were the dances the <.nly otHclsl Italian .\nthetn. Cai*t. F. .M. .\nd we are w-nnartlcular klmi far to sn.v that Tande- Hymn, by many supposed to lie tbe Italian CIRCUS & WILD WEST Ikiyli and Dixon furnish the element of mascu¬ vllle Is not iipigr*'ssing m>w but arc we n"t Atierbury. H. L.. Trained Wild Animal Show: line oddity In dancing, which se<-ms to be in¬ fully warranted In claiming that ever since national air. Phelps City, Mo., 9; Coming Bt; t ralg 11; separable from such a prrsiuctlon. then nr ttiere.-ibi.uts Its pac- has been slower Bigelow 12. The prlnciiials were supported by a chorus of anil Its gains lesser ami fewer? BurifS, .AI G.. Shows: Nai-ogdoi-hes, Tex.. 9; beauties, trained to the last minute In very In¬ Wo think so. CARNIVAL COMPANIES Jai'ksonville !<•; .Athens 11; Kaufman 12; Dal¬ tricate dances, which added greatly to eie suc¬ .\nd we think If Is largely due to the fact ian 14; Gainesville 15; Sherman Iff; j Bonham cess of the show. How those shai>ely. well—ah that ''riftnempnC' iiud ''isillte” were mad" .Mien, Tom B'., Shows: Ilenderwin. Tea., 7-12. 17; Denison 18; Ft. Worth 19. ’ _..r_legs did twinkle and kick! .\nd tlie cos. fetlchts of—that the mnyentlons, artlflc!alltle« BaMwIn I'nltisl Shows, G. A, Baldwin, mgr.: Bartiiim A Bailey .'Shows: Beaumont, Tex.. 9; tumes of the girls were quite as effective as and accompllshmenls of the parlor, the drawing Marshall, N. C., 7-12. Idike Charles, lai.. 10; New Iberia 11 .Alexan¬ their dancing. dria 12; ShreveiKirt 14; Sulphur Springs I.b; .\lt'grtbi r The Canary privides entertainment McKinney 16; Greenville 17; Denton 18; AA’lch- of a bright, clean and amusing kind that wlU ita Falls 19. not fill to be appreciated by those who know About This Season’s Successful New York Productions Christy Hippodrome Shows: Texllne,/ rex., 11; 1 ..I thing when they see It.—E. EDMUNDS Dalhart 12; Claren'lon 13: Memphis n4 FdSTKR. Gentry Bros.’ Shows: Eastland, Texi, 9; Cls»'0 10; Waco 11; Bastrop I'J. INFORMATION, PLEASE I Main's, Walter L, Shows: Clayton. Del., 9; Chestertown. Md.. 10; Middletown 11; Havre THREE FACES EAST de Grace. Md., 12. INi’tM’M.vi Ii»\. ri r.VSE—comedy In three Rtngling Bros.’ Shows: Thomaavllle, Ga.. 9; Dothan. Ala., 10; Montgomery 11; Selma 12; acta by Jane Cowl and Jane Mordn. Pre¬ sented at the Selwyn Theater, New York, Meridian, Miss., 14; Jackson 15; Greenwo*al The cartoonist’s summarj*, "Hoiv do they do It?" is about all any 16. October 2. reviewer Is capable of in the way of pronouncement after witnessing: Royal, Rboda, Circus: Richmond, Va., 7-12. a performance of Three Faces East. Shipp A Feltns Circus: En route thru South TUB r.\St; America. Permanent address Rlvadavla. H.V>, How Messrs. Cohan A: Harris had the pall to produce it in the first Morrow . Helen Salingar Bmnos Aires. place is p.a.st ail understandinK. and .lust what wizjirdry and cunning Yankee Robinson Shows: Clarendon, Ark., 9; t>lr Jehu Desmond. M. P.Ormc Caldara have enabled them to conjure it into .a success of the first magnitude, Ijidy Betty IVsinond . .Jane CsiwI Stuttgart 10; Des Arc 11; Lonoke 12; Sena- tobia. Miss., 14. IvT Dnice ..Viola Compton anti ntit onlv .su.stain hut augment anti constantly increase public in¬ liilmiwoo .Hetty Grxhum terest anti euriosity in It. is lnexplirabl‘>. K lui bacon . Blanche Yurka It IS not ;i play. All the canons of dramatic oftnstruction are fla- Sir George Forrester. Henry Slephenvn trrantlv violated. s*'verally and collectively, in it.s cttntrlvance—for con¬ Gerald Forrester . . . KoN-rt Reudel BANDS & ORCHESTRAS trived it was. not writtt'n. .smitlo rs .Clifford Brook American Ladies’ Military Band: Xenia, 0., 8; Megga .Ha ry Hanlon It is deeply mysterious, thickly baffling, overenigmatical and alto¬ Springfield 9; Dayton 10. lUlpb Morse . Mjbolm Duncan gether incomprehensible. The audience is not only “kept guessing" Brusco Military Band: Trenton, Tenn.. 7-12. Bell Boy . .Jack .McKee thruout. hut tricked with cheap tricks, deceived with petty and mean Curclo’B Band: Boxboro, N. C., 7-12. Tom Morgen ..Man Bresiks devices and cheated by all manner of illegitimate expedients. And in the Del>aurenti’s, Prof. Pasquale, Band; latgrarige, i'rcdcrick Cooniiigsby .Cecil Otven Ind., 7-12. end they are treated to an enliuhtening climax that does not enlighten lierre.Jules Epailly Harris’ Show Band: Cleburne, Tex., 7-12. Jane Cowl oiicned the iM-uutifiil new Selwyn or fxidaln but sen.Is them forty into the chill night wondering what Masten’s, Harry, Orchestra: Queenstown. Md., Theater In -IL'd street. jp|M-arliig In the stellar it is all about. 7-14. n>le of Informstion. I’leas*-. a new play of which It can only succeed ered femlDlntly. her imut as pink as a sea- nothing in their glad, new lives. MISCELLANEOUS shell and her disposition w th more t ■iir>er:i They get what they want—layers of It. mental ■ruffles” than her lingerie, all of which Adams, James’ Floating Theater; Queenatown. Hut. after all. it is clean. There is no prurient sex appeal in it— conni as lmi>ortant accessories to the .rime in Md.. 7-14. making the woman of Miss Cowl's art ereatlon not a trac**—and if the thing does, nothing else It demonstrates clearly Burton, Harrv F.. Magb-lanr Cadiz. Ky., 7-12. more entertaining than the flimsy story. and jtroves conclusively that showmanship still lives and that Cohan & Er'sman, Thos. B.: Morris. Ok.. 9; Okmulgee But neither Miss Cowl nor th* sup|>ort iig coin Harris are past masters in tlie art. 10: Henryetta 11; AV* leetka 1.3; Okemab 14; Boley l.t; Prague 16. piny, notably blanche ^ iirku an*l Ib’nry Stepln-n Two extra companies are playing Three Faces East, and a $50,000 son. sii'oeever one ' mgrs.: Tlpf'in, I.x., 7 12. which Imposes tensp • onccntratlon. nr an iin Gilbert. It. .A.. Hypnotic Show: (Palm) Monnds warranteil tax on the attention without pryer Shows: lli.'kory, N. 7-T2. Kell. T.csIio E.. Sh.*w, No. 1: Dr. F. R. M.ioney. *lf)1ng rx. ■■.\prll fool” In the wind up. the oviTbalani'init plentitude, the su|>erabun- fainjil.ell's, H. W.. United Shows; lYeaton, mgr.: Akin. Ill.. 7-12. Tenn., 7-12. Keft. lo’slle E.. .'Show. .No. 2: Springfield. Mo., Mbs Cowl wrore wi>ndrous negl'g..es, a «IIvi*r dance of sinicinit. talking and dancing acta on Central States .'Shows. J. T. PinfoM, mgr.: 7 12. and bia* k gown ami a tan stre.-t costume —all tbe bill** of to*tay? liainesville, Ga.. 7-12. TjtShe's, Herbert. .Attractions: (Bljon) Coming. creations of the mrsliste's art worth g** ng miles In the early days of Its reign vatidevllle’s bills to see. X. Y.. Indef. never b.iretl. One never found them stale, fl.-tt Cole.T A I-c^'ls .Shows; Crawfor*!. Ga., 7 12. Duuo'a Greater .Sliows; Monticello. -Vrk., 7-12. I.ncey, Thos. Elmore: AA'cef Point. Mies., 9; Helen Salinger portrayed the fKltiifiil maiil *ir wearisome. Ferarl. Col. Fr:uii is. Shows: York. Pa.. 7-l'2. Montgomery, Al.-i.. lOlff; Hattiesburg. Miss.. excellently. —MAKir. K. IKN'W’MiS Why? Fdey A Burk Coiuhined Shows; lilverside. Cal., 17-23. Kx* erjits friiin the Vew York *lslll*-s- Be.'an-e they were varied. 8 12 Oriental Remedy Co., Dr. IVank Beach, mgr.: Times—Hbsllowness end unrraiftv wiTr ritli**r There's the answer. . psinfully evident. Gray. Roy, .Amusement C.*.: Brownsville, Tenn., Tunica. Miss., 712. ,\iit if we w.iiild restore its pristine vim. 7 12. Rich, Harry: lola. Kan.. 8-12. Borld—IMsy as a whole proved ent*Ttalnlng. vigor an.I virility to vaiMlerllle we may well •Ill ^ i*hti- -Miss Cowl's iH-siity all.I ■sipularltv consider The a.Ivlsabllliy of harking back to Great Patterson Shows: Tupelo, Miss., 7-12; l.aurel 14-lU. will, no doubt, bold th,> altractlcu a long time. Its prl-fne variety of offering. 4,1,.he—.\ happy romb nation of I'otb fan-e ami V.iry tile Mils more. Great -American Slstws, Morris Miller, mgr,: ADDITIONAL ROUTES coiredj. Dublin. Ga.. 7 12. I.<-t us have less singing, talking an.l dancing (Received Too Late for Classification) Great Cosmoisdilan Show-. D. M. .Atwood, mgr.: •md iiKTe n<'Vi li} a* Is. Tlie bills are t.si iinlform. too level, tiw CsrutheTsvIlle, Mo., 7-12. BROADWAY BITS mon.'ti>H"ii' .iti.l to.* c»i|orIess. They sate, but 4«rett .Aonthwesterii Sls>»s, c. J. Burckart, mgr.: B<'raard’s, Harrv. Fr—■"> )'roUekers: (Woniler Clarksville. Tenn,, 7-12. land I Tnlsa. Ok.. 7 12 (Continued from |>age .11 derfv Bonds. We ..I more n.'velly acts, more dumb acts. Heth. U J.. Shows: East St. Louis, HI.. S-12. letinlngs’, John, Tent Slievv: .Alvin T* x . 7 12. Joe Ferrari Is on nn>adway. having closeil ni.irc ncrobatlc ai'ls. more animat acts, more Hopper's Shows: Cantlhersvllle. Mo., 7 P2. I. b<‘rty Shows, S. B.ittlato, mgr.: .Athens. Tenn., his shows in Buffalo. iiniistial. bixarre and tinfamlllar acts. Jones. Johnny J., Shows; Birtuingbam, .Ala., 7 12. I^nd all the money you ran to the Goyern- Til's .at Ic.sst Is the consensns of o|itnlog held 7 12, Mi ver’s F-dlv Supreme Girls: iSt :.tnl I agrange. tnent, taking I.Iberty Boiida as M'ciirlty. by qtillc a few of us •ddtimers, who. while in, Kennedy, Con T.. Shows: .Anm'>nrdale, Kan., 7- G.S.. 7 12. the gam-' are not right up against the vaude¬ 12. Niitr. I'-I •' I'iiM-—■ Sii’p'''f. la. 7 12. ville end of It. but sufficiently removed and de- Koeh Aronsement Cek A Watson, mgrs.: WHAT’S THE MATTER WITH ln<'h*>d to view the pp'blem largely. nlotoD, .Ala., 7 1‘2. Bulbs hvllle. Ga., 7 1'2. VAUDEVILLE? .\nil we bvdieve al«.v that an experiment along Ia*e Bros.' United Shows, M. las’ Sehaeffer, Sni.'irt*T Set. T' H I> ••'llire, mgr.; Hagers these lines will n.>t b*. th.'isv or adeiTl.ir4*l 1tl .Altisma. Pa . (Contlnnrd fpim pagi* C) the sets an- a.lvertisisl and featured. Majestic Stsvws, Nat Nanb'r, mgr.: Tbtver, G., 11; Unlontown 1'; Bittli-r 14. BeaviT Falls 1.'*; •b l the destinies of such an Important br.uo !• Altemiils t*> .|ulel critirism by adding to the S 12. Canton. t>.. It! 17. F-ist Liverpool 1!». "f human emleavor. exr'erf, highb **a'n*'.l >•■•1 length ..f the bill have been carrle

|AU||||Y I lAHCC CUAUfC Manager for Allan Herschell Merry-Go-Round; real salar>' UUnURI Vb iivllkv wllvliv to right man. Concessions open; High Striker, Cook House, Two more riders. Must able to join at Atlanta, Ga State experience and saW String Game and Palmistry. Address HARRY K. MAIN, by wire. No time to dicker. >Veek Oct. 7th, Birmingham, Ala.; week of Oct. 14th, ^ » AUanta. Addreas MARGARET CAST. Milledgeville, Ga., week Octooer 7. . WESTCHESTER COUNTY FAIR J. SCHARDING'S AND HORSE SHOW EXPOSITION SHOWS WHITE PLAINS, N.Y., OCTOBER 16,17,18,19 WANT Fmt1« Wheel, special terms: two ranre clean Ballyboo or Grind Shows. Will rumiah top for tood Freak WANT ali-piece Colored Band for J. B. Dans’ Dixie Minstrels; one more Colored Tram. Man and Wife for Cooceeslon; must be workers. WANT Conceesions, all kinds except Shooting Gallerr. Ball Games and Candy. Fricea right. Join next week at the big kliller. Ga.. Day and Night Fair, and four more day and WANTED, legitimate Shows and Concessions of all kinds for best Fair night Fairs to follow In the best section of Georgia. i'oTington. last week, was a cleanup, and Miller wrill be better. You ran get a good srason's bank roll at my next flxe fairs. We carry no girl shows, strong joints or and Horse Show in State. Address GEO. W. TRAVER, grift, and sdQ atay out all winter if war permits. J. SCHARDING. Manatar. Greeatbaes Ga.; aaxt wtek. Miller. Ga. Fair Grounds, White Plains, N. Y. K. F. KETCHUM WANTS Great Eastern Hippodrome Shows Want Girls for Cabaret, Trap Drummer, Plantation Show and a few Conces¬ Orleotal Dancer. Man for l*unrh and Magic or Ventrlloqulat. Hilda Mlllcc. Resale Hmith, May Heme, Doloee. wire. Long season, best of aei’omm'daimiis. Wire answer. JACK FLUEOINA, SI8a Shaw Maaaier. Reute: sions. Vadkin County Fair, East Bend, N. C., this week. Ash Gfwva. Me.. Oct. 9: Cabeal. Me.. ID: Kcthkaaaat. Me.. II; Trumaaa. Ark., 12. WANTED QUICK for HUGO BROS.’ and 6REAT EASTERN HIPPODROME SHOWS Wanted-JEFFERSON FAIR-Wanted Useful Circus Performers and Musicians. Write or wire E. H. JONES, Man¬ SHREWSBURY. LOUISIANA. NOVEMBER i. 7. 8. ». 10. ager Hugo Bros.* Shows, Kenmare, N. D., 12th; Enderlin, N. O., 14th; Elbow Shows. Rides and legitiroale Concessiona of all kinds. One or two more Free Acts. One and one-half mile Those who wrote, write a^n. Address from New Orleans Ueclrlc lines to main entrance. .lOn.OOO to draw from. Camiral Companlra submit Lake, Minn., 15th; Alma, Wis., 16th. proposition. Address E. H. DAVIS, 118 Baraaae St., "Tulaaa Club.’* New OHmus. Lunitlaaa. E. H. JONES, Manager.

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